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New Products
C.A.M.P.’s Carabiners and Páramo’s AW09
quick draws collection
C.A.M.P. has already laid claim to the lightest carabiner in the world with
the Nano 23. With the expansion of its hardware range,
C.A.M.P. is now proud to make the claim that it has the largest
and most innovative collection of carabiners in the world as
well.
CAMP ORBIT SCREW GATE
Compact and light multipurpose carabiner with a good grip.
Screw gate closure, Bet Lock closure. 49 g
CAMP Orbit express mixte dyneema (pictured)
Composed of an Orbit carabiner straight gate and an Orbit wire
bent gate. It combines the advantages of the Bet Lock closing,
that doesn’t get entangled in the anchorages, and the
advantages of the thread gate, that has a big opening and the
facility of insertion of the rope in all situations.
89 g (10 cm), 91 g (15 cm), 93 g (20 cm)
CAMP Orbit express dyneema
Multipurpose quick draw best for rock climbing, big wall and
mountaineering, composed with an Orbit carabiner straight gate
and an Orbit bent gate, connected by a Dyneema draw. The Bet Lock
closing prevents the carabiner from getting entangled in the anchorages. 86
g (10 cm)
OVAL COMPACT SCREW GATE BET LOCK
Compact and resistant carabiner for big wall, speleology and alpine aid, it is
adapted for the use with plaquettes of assurance and pulleys.
Bet Lock closure, available with or without screw gate closure.
71 g with screw gate closure
Nikwax hand luggage
solutions
Nikwax has just the thing for Using the newest Nikwax fabric technologies combined with new designs,
when you only want to travel the Autumn/ Winter 2009-10 collection from Páramo Directional Clothing
with hand luggage – travel systems represents a significant line-up of innovative products:
gels in 100ml tubes. Quito Jacket – superb ventilation in a multi-activity waterproof using the
BaseWash, Tech Wash and new Nikwax Analogy Light fabric.
Wool Wash Travel Gels are Velez Adventure Trousers – our best selling Cascada Waterproof Trousers
convenient hand wash gels now have a younger, lighter, trimmer brother for a wide range of activities
formulated for ease of use and temperatures.
while travelling. Ladies’ Fuera Crest Windproof Jacket – short, contoured jacket provides
BaseWash Travel Gel is for fantastic breathability in a very flattering form.
synthetic base layers. Ladies’ & Men’s Halcon Jackets - deluxe, hard-wearing waterproof with
BaseWash cuts odours, nine well-placed pockets and extra comfort for an active country lifestyle
speeds drying and keeps you cool. Torres Sleeves & Trousers – insulating overlayers in a ground-breaking and
Tech Wash Travel Gel is for waterproof clothing and safely lifts out dirt, highly functional form, which must be tried to be believed.
revitalises water-repellency and breathability; this product is a non-detergent _With September’s new launches, Páramo once again delivers
soap which can be used regularly to clean clothing and equipment without performance clothing that’s functional and practical. Using clean, simple
damaging the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coatings. Use this product designs with an eye for detail, Páramo garments utilise Nikwax fabrics
instead of detergents or washing powder. designed to outlast conventional outdoor kit and not become obsolete. The
Wool Wash Travel Gel is for use on woollen items worn next to the skin, award-winning range of Directional clothing is ethically produced and
which softens, refreshes, speeds drying and keeps you cool. Not for use on environmentally considerate.
waterproof clothing. Prices: Quito RRP £195; Velez Adventure Trousers RRP £137.50; Ladies’
Price: 100ml Travel Gel Tubes - £2.99 each Fuera Crest £65 Ladies’ & Men’s Halcon Jackets RRP £285; Torres Sleeves
Available from outdoor retailers nationwide. Stockist info: Nikwax, RRP £55; Torres Trousers RRP £100
01892 786400; www.nikwax.com Visit www.paramo.co.uk to see the whole Páramo range.
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