Mountain Climbing Pulleys
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Alpenbooks Rock Climbing Rocky Mountain National Park – The Crag Areas $20 Description of Alpenbooks Rock Climbing Rocky Mountain National Park – The Crag AreasThe only rock climbing guide to 650 routes: Prospect Mountain, Twin Sisters, Lily Mountain, Fern Canyon, Fall River Canyon, Lumpy Ridge, Cow Creek Canyon, and Dry Gulch, Big Thompson Canyon. With detailed maps, topos and written descriptions for the routes in the lowlands of Rocky Mountain National Park. Features:Written by Richard Rossiter288 pagesPaperback |
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Misty Mountain Fudge Climbing Harness $43.35 The original one-size-fits-all harness, the Fudge from Misty Mountain is the most widely used program harness in the world; used by Outward Bound schools. The unique swiss seat design of the Fudge enables fitting a wide variety of body shapes and sizes with a durable, inexpensive harness. Constructed from a continuous piece of polyester seatbelt webbing with adjustable leg loops. |
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A Guide to Rock Climbing in the Spokane Area $9.95 Description of A Guide to Rock Climbing in the Spokane AreaA Guide to Hiking, Climbing, Skiing, and Exploring the Mountain And Surrounding AreaDrawings and descriptions of over 25 climbs in and around the Spokane, Washington area. Bob Loomis Features:Written by Bob LoomisIllustrated by Nancy LoomisPaperback 255 pages3rd Edition |
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Mountaineers Books Rock Climbing Anchors: A Comprehensive Guide $18.95 Description of Mountaineers Books Rock Climbing Anchors: A Comprehensive GuideCertified rock guide Craig Luebben is so attuned to the finer points of rock climbing anchors that he used his engineering background to invent his own type of climbing protection, the Big Bro. Now, in Rock Climbing Anchors, he presents the very latest in anchoring theory and techniques, including the pros and cons of specific gear placements and anchor rigging strategies. For climbers who want to creat safe and efficient anchors for top-roping, rappelling, mountaineering, sport climbing and trad climbing: Rock Climbing Anchors is the source. Features:Written by Craig Luebben256 PagesPaperbackFor intermediate to advanced climbersAuthor is an American Mountain Guide Association (AMGA) certified rock guide and instructorLearning exercises reinforce key skillsProper gear placement and anchor rigging shown in more than 300 photos |
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La Sportiva Stickit Climbing Shoes $39.95 Description of La Sportiva Stickit Climbing ShoesLa Sportiva?s corporate responsibility mission has been shaped by four generations of the Delladio family that have defined the La Sportiva brand since it?s inception in 1928 in a small mountain village in the Italian Dolomites. We are a small family based company with our own factory employing approximately 150 people. Their CR goals are as follows: Passionately provide the best technical footwear for mountain sports. Protect wild spaces and support environmental stewardship. Reduce the impact of our business on the environment. Create innovative and sustainable products. Effect positive change in working conditions within our supply chain. We designed the Stickit to adjust to the growing foot of those monkey powered crimping machines we call kids. The adjustable lacing system allows the heel of the shoe to adjust so kids can get the best fit possible and you can have to buy fewer pairs of shoes. The lace that wraps arou |
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Petzl Elios Climbing Helmet $65.95 Blending the best of durability and weight, the Petzl Elios Climbing Helmet is excellent for multipurpose mountain endeavors. The polycarbonate shell and impact-absorbing closed cell foam liner is long lasting, lightweight, and doesn’t feel like a milk bucket after 17hrs on route. Highly aerated with ten vents, a single wheel-ratchet at the back allows for easy adjustment along with a quick tab buckle chinstrap. Four headlamp clips help keep your mountain perspective when your watch runs on to 28hrs after a descending miscue. Whether climbing rock, ice, or mixed alpine terrain the Elios is the quintessential noggin protector. |
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Mammut 10.2 Supersafe Climbing Rope $299.95 The first rope to pass the UIAA Sharp Edge Resistance test, the 10.2 Supersafe Climbing Rope by Mammut offers impressive strength due to its Teflon coating that covers every individual fiber to reduce internal friction. This climbing safety line also features a dry treatment that resists water absorption in adverse weather. A very tough mountain rope with exceptional handling characteristics and a wide range of use, the 10.2 Supersafe is optimally suited for sportsclimbing, expeditions, gym climbing, mixed and ice-climbing. |
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Mountain Hardwear Butter Liner $25 Description of Mountain Hardwear Butter LinerThe super soft and stretchy Mountain Hardwear Butter Liner is ideal for cool weather running or as a wicking liner to pump up the performance of a beefier glove. Designed for backcountry/mountaineering/climbing. Features:0 lbs, 1 oz / 33.00 gButter? Jersey |
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Mountain Hardwear Hydra Glove $100 Description of Mountain Hardwear Hydra GloveThe Mountain Hardwear Hydra glove is a flexible soft shell glove designed for alpine climbing, with OutDry® Waterproof Technology. We bond the waterproof, breathable OutDry® membrane to four-way stretch soft shell fabric, sealing out water, wind, and cold. Lined with high-pile fleece for comfort. Designed for alpine climbing and mountaineering. Features: 0 lbs, 0 oz / 190.00 gVelboa? RaschelWater-resistant Goatskin Leather4-Way Stretch Nylon Soft ShellOutDry® Waterproof Technology |
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Mountaineers Books Olympic Mountains: A Climbing Guide, 4th Edition $19.95 Description of Mountaineers Books Olympic Mountains: A Climbing Guide, 4th EditionFrom the hard basalt lava peaks of Constance and The Brothers, to the high-angle faces of The Needles and Sawtooth Ridge, to the sandstone and vast glaciers of Mount Olympus, and hundreds of other mountains large and small: It’s the definitive climbing guide authored by Olympic Mountain Rescue (OMR), a group of volunteers dedicated to saving lives for the last 50 years through search, rescue, and mountain safety education. In preparing this new edition, OMR drew not only on their own extensive experience throughout the range, but also on the knowledge of the National Park and Forest Services and other organizations and climbers.This greatly expanded new edition adds an Alpine Rock section featuring classic climbs, a Crags and Sport Routes section revealing several rock climbing challenges within a short walk from roads, plus great bouldering locations. In addition, there are enhanced route des |
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Mountain Hardwear Merced Gene (Men’s) $35.95 The Merced Gene by Mountain Hardwear is a sanded cotton twill pant that is designed to be worn to work, and then climbing after. Whatever you do in these pants, MHW made them as versatile as they are comfortable. |
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Mountain Hardwear Link Jacket (Women’s) $89.95 The Mountain Hardwear Link Jacket is a windproof, technical fleece for alpine climbing, Nordic skiing and mountaineering. Soft shell panels provide stretch and breathability. Zip-in compatible with designated shells |
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Petzl Corax Climbing Harness $75.95 With dual waist belt buckle adjustment, the Petzl Corax Climbing Harness accommodates a wide range of clothing layering options during multi-purpose mountain pursuits. Perfect for long routes, ice climbing, glacier travel and via ferratas, two pre-threaded DoubleBack buckles on the waist help keep the belay loop centered. Fully adjustable leg loops allow for additional changes in seasonal insulation, while a releasable rear elastic strap lets you answer nature without removing your harness. Ridged front gear loops and out of the way flexible rear loops keep your hip rack at easy access, and doesn’t tangle with your pack, while a trail line loop and two Caritool slots manage additional gear. |
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Salewa Mountain Trainer Shoes $119.95 Description of Salewa Mountain TrainerApproach, Via Ferrata, technical Hiking and light Trekking. An every day companion on and off the mountain. Resistant suede upper, climbing rubber rand, extended lacing and sticky Vibram® Mulaz outsole make it the perfect boot for approach and Via Ferrata with enough comfort for a daily use. The mesh lining enhances breathability on hot summer days.Features:breathablerobustlow cuffMaterials UPPER: 1.6 – 1.8 Suede with 360° Sticky Rubber RandLINING: Mesh LiningOUTSOLE: Vibram® Mulaz |

Spend Your Honeymoon In Jamaica
If you are looking for a holiday, you will find there are a few places that are just as fantastic for a honeymoon as Jamaica. Since you are starting a new life together, the honeymoon does not have to be romantic. It can be filled with adventures that the two of you will share forever. One of the favorite places to go in Jamaica is to the Blue Mountains. The Blue Mountains are located near Kingston. This is where you will find all the great tasty coffee. There are beautiful mountains, rainforests, rivers and beaches for everyone to enjoy.
Another great place in Jamaica is Dunn’s River Falls. This is a natural wonder in Jamaica. The waterfalls are beautiful to see and climb to the top of with or without a guide. Many people spend hours just exploring the area around the waterfalls. It is filled with natural beauty, and some exotic animals. If you are the adventurous type, you can go to Dolphin Cove, which is near Dunn’s River Falls. This is where you can take a tour of the jungle trail and see so many exotic animals as well as some beautiful the macaws and other tropical birds. At Dolphins Cove, you can swim with the dolphins, touch them, frolic with them and have fun.
Your holiday to Jamaica might even include a canopy tour this is so exciting and thrilling. You use pulleys and harnesses to move about from platform to platform to get around the area of Laughlands River Gorge. If you are more of an adventurous type person that wants to keep your feet on the ground, you can visit Green Grotto Caves. You can explore the caves and tunnels that were once frequented by runaway slaves and pirates. While touring the caves, you will see the artworks that were left over from centuries ago. There is one place, which is underground, and can only be accessed by boat. Grotto Lake is a great place for seclusion and a romantic getaway.
If you enjoy rafting, you are going to enjoy rafting on the Rio Grande. A guide will take you down the Rio Grande past some of the banana plantations and through the limestone cave that is now known as the tunnel of love. There are other things to do in the area after your two-hour trip down the Rio Grande. Jamaica is known for its beautiful rainforest, beaches and jungles. You might even decide to go snorkeling in Montego Bay. The Marine Park is filled with coral reefs for exploring. You can even visit the Bogue Lagoon by canoe. You could also take a glass bottom boat ride or do some fishing. There is so much to do in this area when you take your honeymoon.
A honeymoon to Jamaica is exciting and filled with adventure. One can enjoy the beaches with the warm sun or do some sightseeing on land, in the air and from the water. Everybody enjoys a true adventure no matter what time of year they go.
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