A harness is where safety begins. At the crag or gym wall, climb safely towards the top.

Active or passive, climbing hardware works together in the event of a fall. Carabiners, anchors, bolts, cams, and more to support your climb.

The lifeline in a fall, most climbers will require a dynamic rope. Rescue situations, canyoneering, and caving warrant static rope.

Climbing shoes with sticky rubber outsoles and synthetic or leather uppers, with lasts ranging from all-day comfort to aggressive downturn.

Protect your noggin with a helmet. Ultralight, breathable, and rated for safety. Rocks are hard, shield your head.

Climbing Accessories: Climbing requires a whole lot of extras. Find the right odds and ends here to make every climb incredible.