Find the perfect send.

A comfy, forgiving lace-up that's great for a guy just getting into climbing who wants a shoe he can wear all session.

A high-performance, precise climbing shoe for an experienced climber pushing into harder bouldering and steep routes.

The legendary aggressive bouldering shoe for a dedicated climber chasing their hardest, steepest sends.

A soft, sensitive do-everything shoe for a climber who wants one pair that handles the gym, sport routes, and steep stuff.

A precision lace-up legend for the dedicated climber who lives for technical face climbing and long sport routes.

A breathable, comfy beginner shoe that's great for a woman just starting out in the gym or on her first boulders.

A versatile, do-everything women's shoe for a climber ready to level up on edges, smears, and steep terrain.

The iconic aggressive bouldering shoe in a women's fit, for a climber chasing steep, hard sends.

A soft, sensitive women's-fit all-rounder for a climber who wants one versatile pair for the gym, sport routes, and steeps.

A precision women's-fit lace-up for the dedicated climber who loves technical face climbing and long sport routes.

An affordable, comfy beginner women's shoe with a quick-pull lacing system, ideal for first routes and gym days.

Edges like a flat shoe, hikes like a sneaker. The technical scrambler's choice for fourth-class and beyond.

Suede, stylish, and grippy enough to send the boulder you pass on the walk in. Crag-to-bar approach all-rounder.

Low-profile, breathable, and seriously sticky. Built for fast, light approaches to alpine rock.

The original approach shoe, still going. Stealth C4 rubber that smears up low-fifth terrain with zero drama.

Precise, featherweight, and ruthlessly technical. For the alpinist who treats the approach like part of the climb.

Packable slip-on with Trax rubber. The belay-and-descent shoe that lives crushed in the bottom of your pack.

A handsome boar-bristle brush for scrubbing chalk and grime off holds so a climber gets a cleaner, grippier hold.

A comfy, easy-to-adjust women's climbing harness that any rope climber will reach for in the gym or outdoors.

The go-to men's climbing harness for the gym and the crag, comfy and quick to put on, trusted by beginners and experts.

The classic mounted hangboard climbers train on at home to build serious finger strength, and a gold-standard grip trainer.

A digital gadget that measures exactly how hard you can squeeze, a great way for a climber to track their grip gains.

A big, thick crash pad that cushions the landing for outdoor boulderers who climb low walls without a rope.

Lightweight prism glasses that let a belayer watch the climber overhead without craning their neck, an affordable fix.

The gold-standard belay device with assisted braking, giving smoother, more secure catches every roped climber appreciates.

A versatile, do-it-all belay and rappel device with a special guide mode for multi-pitch and trad climbing.

A six-pack of easy-clipping quickdraws, a great starter set for a sport climber building their first outdoor rack.

A versatile 60-meter climbing rope with a water-and-grit-shedding coating, a confident all-rounder for sport and crag.

A gorgeous portable granite hangboard with real-rock edges for finger training anywhere.

Prism glasses that let a belayer watch the climber overhead without craning their neck, a thoughtful comfort upgrade.

A skin-friendly wood hangboard with varied grips for building finger strength at home, a sweet-spot mid-tier trainer.

A tough, low-profile climbing helmet that shrugs off knocks and falling rock, durable protection for any outdoor climber.

Hang-anywhere training rings for pull-ups and finger work, with rotating grips that are easier on the joints than a board.

A pocket-size wooden block for safe no-hang finger training a climber can do from the couch.

A do-everything 9.5mm with full dry treatment. Long enough for modern 35m pitches, durable enough to log a whole season of redpoint burns.

Featherweight 9.2mm UIAA triple-rated workhorse. The rope you reach for when every gram on a long approach counts.

Beefy, confidence-inspiring 9.6mm built to survive new climbers, top-rope laps, and gym-to-crag abuse.

BD's all-rounder single — supple handling, dry-treated core and sheath, ready for alpine rock or your project.

Fat, tough, and cheap to retire — the 40m lead rope every gym climber should actually own instead of borrowing.

The classic first lead rope. Bombproof 9.8mm diameter, easy to belay, priced so you stop fearing your own falls.

Cut-resistant Aramid sheath on a 8.9mm triple-rated cord. Sharp-edge insurance for trad and alpine leaders.

Skinny, dry, and 70 meters of it. For sending hard on long single-pitch lines where the anchors are way up there.

Swiss-made 9.5mm with even, predictable handling. The reliable middle-of-the-road choice that just works.

A certified single, half, AND twin rope in one 9.1mm strand. The quiver-of-one for climbers who do it all.

Supple, grippy, fairly priced 9.8mm. A no-drama sport-crag rope that takes a beating without complaint.

Petzl's sport benchmark. Frame construction spreads the load so repeated falls and hangdogging stay comfortable.

Adjustable leg loops for trad layering and big-wall days. The versatile classic for climbers who do everything.

Endurance-multipitch comfort with feather weight. Wide, breathable waistbelt for hanging belays that never end.

Built on a women's-specific frame for a true fit. Comfortable, four gear loops, ready for anything.

Camless assisted braking that feeds smooth and locks hard. A fresh take that handles skinny and fat ropes alike.

Bi-directional, rope-agnostic, and only engages in a real fall — belays naturally until physics says otherwise.

Ergonomic assisted braking with an intuitive feed. A favorite of gym belayers who hand-pump rope all session.

Passive assisted braking with no moving parts to fail. Idiot-proof insurance at a price that's hard to argue with.

A cammed wheel that feeds like butter for fast clipping yet brakes like a GriGri. Petzl's belay flagship.

The gold standard. Keylock noses that never snag, a slot-perfect dogbone, and a buttery gate. Clip once, you're hooked.

Wiregate light-and-cheap draws that clip easily and shed weight. A killer first sport rack.

Burly hot-forged carabiners at an entry price. The bombproof starter rack that'll outlast your first project.

Featherlight hot-forged draws with a deep keylock basket. Premium clipping for climbers chasing grams.

I-beam carabiners and a chunky grippy dogbone. UK-forged precision for steep, fall-happy sport routes.

Among the lightest full-size draws made. Italian wiregate efficiency that vanishes on your harness.

Hooded basket for snag-free cleaning and a comfy gate throw. Smart value for a growing sport rack.

The cam every trad rack is measured against. The #2 fits the hand-crack size you'll place a thousand times.

Bomber fist-crack protection with the legendary C4 trigger. Single-piece peace of mind on any granite line.

Rigid-flexible stem holds in flares and shallow placements where bigger cams won't bite. Thin-crack security.

Dyneema trigger and machined lobes shave 25% of the weight. Long alpine racks where every cam adds up.

The direct-loading cult favorite. Holds in soft rock and marginal flares others won't — the connoisseur's piece.

The original camming device, modernized. Hot-forged thumb loop and a smooth action — trad heritage you can place.

Dual-axle range and extendable sling. Grippy hot-forged lobes that lock into Welsh-grit and everything since.

A full set of the nuts that taught the world to place pro. The foundation of every first trad rack.

A big, burly single-fold pad with a generous landing zone and a tough shell. Built to swallow ugly falls season after season.

The biggest pad BD makes — a 44x65" landing zone for committing problems. One pad, total peace of mind.

The value-king hinge pad that stacks flat and carries loads of beer to the boulders. A session essential.

Compact, smart, and tough. The grab-and-go pad for after-work bouldering and warm-up circuits.

Triple-layer dual-density foam and a deluxe suspension system. A made-in-USA boulderer's pad built for ugly landings.

Full hybrid-shell protection that's so light you forget it's on. The helmet that finally ends the 'I hate helmets' excuse.

The bombproof, adjustable, lasts-forever classic. The honest answer to 'which first helmet should I buy.'

Light, ventilated, and side-impact rated for the realities of falling. The all-discipline benchmark lid.

Hard-foam construction shaves weight while shrugging off rockfall. Swiss minimalism for the crag and the alpine.

Adjustable, ventilated, and fairly priced. Reliable head protection for everything from sport crags to easy alpine.

Waterproof, dustproof, 500 rechargeable lumens. The do-anything headlamp for pre-dawn approaches and benighted descents.

Hybrid rechargeable-or-AAA versatility with a bright, even beam. The crag-and-camp lamp that never leaves you dark.

Reactive lighting auto-dims and brightens as you look around. 1500 lumens for serious alpine starts and big descents.

Compact, rechargeable, dependable. The grab-it-without-thinking headlamp for every pack and glovebox.

German-engineered focusable beam, from flood to spotlight. A premium-feeling lamp for finding the trail at midnight.

The self-rescue, hauling, and solo-TR multitool. Smoothest progress-capture pulley in the game. Pros carry two.

Half the size of the Micro, all the function. The featherweight progress-capture pulley for fast-and-light missions.

Ergonomic toothed handle for jugging fixed lines and big-wall hauls. The workhorse ascender wall rats swear by.

Adjustable tie-in tether for cleaning anchors and going in-direct. Once you climb with one you never go back.

Zero-sugar electrolyte drink mix that keeps a climber hydrated and cramp-free through long, sweaty days at the crag.

Premium instant coffee, made by a real climber, that turns a freezing 5 a.m. trailhead into a proper coffee stop.

Tear-and-squeeze almond butter packs with dense, no-mess fuel a climber can stuff in a pocket and eat between climbs.

Real-fruit hydration mix that's gentle on the stomach, so a climber can sip and stay fueled all day.

Thin, honey-filled energy waffles that give a quick, tasty boost between climbs. Climbers stash them everywhere.

Whole-food protein bars with 12g protein and no added sugar: honest fuel before a session and recovery after.

Simple fruit-and-nut bars, gluten-free and vegan, that slip into any crag bag for an easy energy boost.

Refillable cotton pouches that dust a climber's hands with grip-boosting chalk, with way less mess (and they're allowed in gyms that ban loose chalk).

Banana-shaped odor absorbers that tame the legendary funk of climbing shoes, a funny but genuinely useful gift everyone around the climber will thank you for.

Strong, clean-tearing finger tape climbers burn through constantly to protect raw skin and support strained tendons, so they're always glad to have a fresh roll.

A cooling, non-greasy recovery cream that soothes and heals the shredded, cracked hands climbing leaves behind, from a brand climbers trust.

A strong, lightweight locking carabiner, the trusty metal clip climbers rely on for safe belaying and rappelling, from a top brand.

Air-activated hand warmers that revive numb fingers on cold crag days, a big bulk pack climbers will happily burn through all winter.

Firm massage balls climbers roll on tight forearms, backs, and feet for cheap, effective recovery after a hard session.

A twistable rubber bar for strengthening wrists and forearms, the go-to tool for preventing and rehabbing the elbow pain that plagues climbers.

A no-mess, sweat-resistant SPF 30 sunscreen stick that swipes on at the crag and fits in any pack, for easy sun protection while climbing.

A doctor-designed trainer that works the finger and forearm muscles climbers neglect, helping fend off the tendon and elbow injuries that come from all that pulling.

An antiperspirant cream that toughens soft, sweaty fingertips so they grip better and split less, the pre-climb half of a climber's skin routine.

Stretchy rings that train the finger muscles climbing ignores, helping dodge elbow and tendon pain.

A handcrafted wooden ball that builds the sloper and pinch grip strength climbers need, right from a desk.