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CAMP Orbit Twist Lock Carabiner24-Feb-2010The past couple of years, carabiner manufacturers have burned the midnight oil liposuctioning away precious grams. Now, CAMP has unleashed its latest creation, the Orbit Twist Lock, which, weighing 1.85 ounces, is the world's lightest twistlock carabiner (there are lighter screwlocks, such as the 1.46-ounce DMM Phantom.)
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DMM Revolver Review08-Dec-2010
Friction, the resistance of motion to surfaces that touch, is paradoxically a friend and foe. Underfoot, we can't get enough sticky friction. But when we drag the rope up rock, we do anything possible to avoid it....
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Mad Rock Ultra Light27-Feb-2012CARABINERS ARE THE one piece of climbing gear you can never have enough of. Paradoxically, like socks and beer, they vanish as mysteriously as if they’d been put on a log raft and sent down the Amazon—for every two carabiners I acquire, one runs off....
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Omega Pacific Gym Pro Steel Carabiner02-Feb-2010This affordable, hardened steel carabiner was made for use in gyms, where repeated lowering and toproping quickly wear grooves in standard aluminum biners, but the Gym Pro is equally applicable for outdoor use on anchors in high-traffic areas and on popular routes....
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Petzl Freino12-Apr-2010TWO GATES for the price of one! Finally, I don’t feel ripped off ... ...
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THE MARK24-Jun-2010
Price | $9.95www.boulderbaseddesigns.com4 STARSTHE FIRST time I climbed a big wall, my partner and I threw all of our gear in a pile and racked up, on......
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Wild Country Helium Review08-Dec-2010Wild Country HeliumThe Helium Clean Wire is the first carabiner to use the I-beam construction that makes steel girders strong yet light. This appli......
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Wiregate Carabiner Review16-Dec-2010
Live WiresOnce an anomaly, wire-gate carabiners are taking racks by storm. With more than 40 models swelling store shelves, choosing the right one is ......
Ice Climbing in Norway with WIll Gadd
World class ice climber Will Gadd journeys to the titanic ice of Norway to establish new routes and learn first hand the hard ethics first established by Henry Barber in the 1970s.







