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Products: Climbing Equipment Focus


Up, up and away


We showcase a selection of equipment designed to maintain safety when climbing.


Camp Stratos


This harness has a new binding


system for load distribution and increased


comfort in a fall or while suspended. Lightweight perforated fabric and padding


ensures good ventilation. It features adjustable leg loops and four gear loops.


RRP: Contact supplier www.camp.it


Bestard Canyon Guide


Bestard says the design has been developed and materials selected to satisfy, without compromise, the most demanding requirements. A Vibram Best Idrogrip outsole offers optimal


adhesion on wet and slippery surfaces. A low weight and special lacing system offer maximum adaptation to and support of the foot, guaranteeing high levels of comfort, efficiency and freedom of movement.


RRP: Contact supplier www.bestard.com


Camp Quickdraws


The Camp Proton Express, Camp Photon Wire Express Dyneema and Camp Photon Express Mixte quickdraws are available with nylon slings in lengths o 11, 15 and 20cm. They use the new super light Camp Photon carabiner.


RRP: Contact supplier www.camp.it


Edelrid


Zodiac Helmet


A lightweight, extremely stable hybrid helmet with an ABS shell and EPS foam liner. The wing- fit rear


adjustment system


guarantees a precise fit, with a side-fastening buckle to maximise comfort. The hinged cradle can be folded in to reduce pack size.


RRP: £50 www.edelrid.de


Camp


Jasper CR 3


A padded sliding ‘waistbelt system


centering’ on the belt provides centering on the basin through the loop made of aluminium. 3D mesh


interior fabric guarantees


total comfort, while the external is made with anti-abrasion nylon fabric.


RRP: Contact supplier www.camp.it


Grivel


Beta K1B Carabiner


A lightweight carabiner with keylock and bent gate. It is available with easyclip.


RRP: Contact distributor www.mountainboot.co.uk


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