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  • Choosing Crampons for Snow and Ice...

    from REI.com

    Vertically oriented frames are stiff. Because of this, they are used for front pointing on steep ice. Their frame or "rail" bites into the hardest... Read more

  • How to Choose the Right Climbing Rope

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    All ropes used for lead climbing must be dynamic. Dynamic ropes stretch when fallen on, absorbing shock and dissipating the energy generated by the... Read more

  • How to Choose a Belay Device

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    Tubes or cones are compact, light and easy to use. They work with many rope diameters and can accommodate single or double ropes. They don't twist... Read more

  • Ice and Snow Protection

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    Ice screws are the main type of protection used for climbing ice. These hollow tubes with sharp, pointed ends and threads are literally screwed... Read more

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