Metolius added a transverse taper and silicon-bronze to the revolutionary Curve Nut shape to give these mini-nuts tenacious bite in each and every placement. The finest materials, combined with a patented shape, give you a powerful tool for protecting...
Alternative to chalk, Leaves no trace on rock, Highly absorbent, 1.5 oz.
A compact, light, convenient way to equalize multiple anchor points at belays, Made from our nylon Super Sling webbing, Reinforced end loops provide additional full-strength clip-in points, Unlike most knotted cordalettes, the Equalizer is full strength,...
With the Supercam, Metolius has gone back to the drawing board! Theyve designed a new generation of extended-range cams, and they are improved in every way! The Supercam has extended the camming range well past that available with other designs while...
Take the mystery out of buying climbing holds with a Mega Pack. Its like a climbing wall in a box. All you need to add is the frame and plywood! Hugely popular, each Mega Pack includes a sampling of everything from Screw-On Hand and Foot Holds to Micros,...
Take the mystery out of buying climbing holds with a Mega Pack. Its like a climbing wall in a box. All you need to add is the frame and plywood! Hugely popular, each Mega Pack includes a sampling of everything from Screw-On Hand and Foot Holds to Micros,...
Double-sided version of the multi-loop gear sling, The tubing covered loops and the Double D attachment are non-structural and are for gear racking only, 5.5 oz. (156 g), 1500 lbf (6.6 kN)
Nuts with curved faces have long been the standard in passive protection. The curved faces provide 3 points of contact with the rock, which make the nuts more stable as well as more versatile than older, straight-sided nut designs. However, existing curved...
TCUs are great for both alpine and free climbing where weight is a critical factor. Aid climbers also love 'em because their narrow head width allows them to fit so many placements that other cams won't, like shallow seams, pockets and pin scars. Now...
