Stefano Ghisolfi Makes Second Ascent Of Change 9b+
Stefano Ghisolfi has made the second ascent of “Change” 9b+. The historic route was the world’s first 9b+ sport climb and was originally bolted and sent by Adam Ondra in 2012.
Most Comfortable Climbing Shoes
Often we sacrifice comfort and toenails in pursuit of high performance – but the truth is that it’s not needed – Read our most comfortable climbing shoes
Can You Rock Climb Alone? Climbing Without A Partner
Rock climbing can be a brilliant social activity and lead to incredible shared experiences but sometimes you just want to climb alone. Rock climbing without … Read more
Best Belay Carabiner – Our 3 Top Choices For Perfect Belaying
A dedicated belay biner can make a world of difference. Read our four top picks for the best belay carabiner and treat your partner to a deluxe belay!
Best Belay Device For Beginners – 4 Safe + Easy To Use Options
Belaying is the most important thing you do as a climber – apart from having fun. Feel safer and belay better with our four top picks for all budgets
Best Climbing Shoes For Slab – Four Perfect Picks For Different Rock
Slab climbing is a love it or hate it thing. Either you love the delicate balancing act of moving over tiny holds with complete concentration. … Read more
Smallest Climbing Carabiners – The Lightest Carabiners For All Situations
We round up the absolute smallest climbing carabiners out right now – Check out our favorite super lightweight micro carabiners to suit ALL purposes
Free Soloists: The Climbers Who Risk It All
Alex Honnold brought Free Soloing to the public’s eye – Read about the legendary climbers who risked everything for the ultimate ascent
IFSC Briançon Results – First Climbing World Cup Event Since Lockdown!
In the first IFSC World Cup event of 2020 (and in months) we saw some amazing climbing from some of our favorites – Read the full IFSC Briançon Results here!
Pete Whittaker Free Solos Kjerag, Norway
Pete Whittaker has just made the first free solo ascent of the 800 meter Kjerag mountain in Norway. Without a rope or protection he took just 2 hours 25 minutes