I used this rope for some months and its performance is wonderful, highly resistant to scratches that you can not avoid. superdry treatment is more durable than other brands i…
- JOSE RICARDO, 02/12/11

This baby does it all - this is my go to rope for nearly every occasion. It's fat enough to feel perfectly safe on and take beginners out without having to worry about them sh…
- MAX, 09/06/11
BOULDER

Alright. I've used the women's version of this harness for a long time, but I've also had to borrow my husband's, too. It's an awesome harness; both the men's and women's vers…
- Christine, 02/12/13
Salt Lake City

I climb all the time and I've been using exclusively this rope for the past ~3 years. At 9.5 mm in diameter, this rope is perfect. It's light enough for any occasion (yes, eve…
- Christine, 06/08/12
Salt Lake City

I got this rope to replace my thick 10.5mm rope that I bought when I first started climbing. The bicolor pattern is great for setting up rappels as you can easily identify th…
- nathan, 10/31/12
Rockville, MD

I have used other people's grigri2 quite a bit and I was looking to get something similar of my own. However, I didn't have the cash to buy a grigri and while searching I stu…
- Timothy, 01/25/13

One of the guys I climb with hangdogs a lot. It's not that he's a bad climber, he just likes hanging around. Using a regular ATC, I'd burn through half my strength just keepin…
- Thomas, 04/23/13

I got it as an early Christmas present and broke it in this past weekend on the wall. It is a comfortable tight fit and light.…
- Jake, 12/12/11
Russellville

I've been climbing in this harness since it became available in the US, and I really love it. As the title says, it's light, comfortable, and best of all: breathable (thanks t…
- Christine, 06/08/12
Salt Lake City

I've had this rope for a few years now and have only really used it when I need something extremely reassuring (ie if doing a terrifying route and the last thing I want on my…
- MAX, 10/05/11
BOULDER

Got this rope a little over a year ago. It has been abused on several occasions and has come through unscathed. The sheath is durable but not too stiff making handling a joy.…
- Jeff, 01/28/12
Washington

This is a very light and comfortable harness. The only thing that i didn't like is that the gear loops are all the way to the back. They are very strong. This is the only harn…
- Noel, 04/14/12
San German

THis was the first harness i ever had and i'm really glad that i got it!!! its very comfortbale and is easy to get on and off. Does not become uncomfortable after long period…
- PATRICIA, 02/21/11
CHAGRIN FALLS

I used this rope for sport climbing and multipitches. It feels great when clipping, the material is very durable, lightweight and cool color. The midmark is not visible.…
- Mario, 01/21/13

You can't beat this rope. It doesn't really kink as bad as other ropes, and it feels good in your hand. I hate it when a rope feels like a prickly-pair in your hand after a…
- Sarah, 09/12/12
Oklahoma City

includes halfway mark which i dont think is mentioned in the description...nice rope for a good price!…
- Zachary, 05/08/12

I got this rope for Christmas at a killer deal thanks to Moosejaw! Just took it climbing for the first time a few weeks ago. The rope is awesome! Not heavy or hard to deal wi…
- Angela, 01/17/12
dacula

I've used this biner a LOT as part of my Mammut Element Keylock Express Quickdraws. I've used this biner/ these draws a lot for sport climbing, but have also taken them apart…
- Christine, 02/12/13
Salt Lake City

I bought my 1st screw gate for my ATC a while back. I was so happy with everything about it that I bought another and Just recently bought a third! They are great for anythi…
- Andy, 11/27/12
Columbus, OH - soon to be in Colorado!

I climb with this beaner at least 3 days a week and it has held up to all my expectations. The screwgate is fluid, sits well on the harness, and feels lighter than my other b…
- Josh, 02/26/13
Dallas

Best biner I have used. The gate is smooth as butter. Very durable despite its light weight construction. Bottom line my favorite locker.…
- Phi, 06/21/11
Bremerton

Though you might not be able to tell from the picture, this pad actually has TWO vertical folds instead of just one. That means that it folds into a triangular prism instead o…
- Christine, 06/08/12
Salt Lake City

Lightweight and the concept of the way it folds is ingenious. I bought this without seeing one, but I am glad I purchased it. Large enough to fit all your gear and unfortunate…
- SCOTT, 12/02/11
Rochester,MI / Vail, CO

This rope is priced well, strong, and lasts long. That's all I look for in a rope, so I love it. It is a little stretchy, but it's overall a great rope…
- John, 11/01/12
Nashville

I have had experience with upwards of 20 different ropes and this is by far my favorite feeling rope. It slides through belay devices comfortably, it locks off very well, and…
- Tyler, 05/22/13

Get this rope because it's all you need. Standard ropes are fine for us non-ice climbers. It falls into the draw, comes untied easily, and packs up small. It's easy to carry a…
- Michael, 10/11/12
Louisville

Straight out of the package there was almost no kinking. Flaked a few times and after several outings had no trouble whatsoever. Most of the climbing I do is in Red Rock, w…
- Micah, 12/12/11
Las Vegas

This is a nice rope. It feels sturdy and handles very well. I got it mainly for top roping and sport leading, and it's confidence-inspiring in that regard. For a large diam…
- William, 06/03/11

This is the best set-up I've seen in a while, super light super reliable carabiners. I like mammuts slings the best unless you need the slightly stiffer, higher abrasion-resi…
- David, 11/27/12

Very light, high quality finish, big enough for use with gloves, easy to clip, racks compactly, good design. MUCH easier to handle than the Nano or Metolius FS, much better…
- Evangelos, 10/30/10
Wyoming

i've never used this for climbing but it holds keys really well, and i have used it to try and pull a truck out of the mud. It's still going…
- Richard, 09/30/10
Palmyra

The low weight is good for long approaches, and small racking size gives you less clutter on your harness (triple them up to make alpine draws). There is a longer "cordalette…
- Walter, 05/07/13
Berkeley, CA

In case you live in a cave, dyneema slings are about the best thing going for alpine runners. Incredibly light, very small racking, and they dont soak up water like nylon.…
- darin, 10/08/12
Denver

I'm not gonna lie. I've considered sleeping in this harness because it is so comfortable. I took a twenty foot fall lead climbing and barely noticed it happened because it fel…
- Colin, 12/08/12
Oconomowoc, WI

I bought this harness as a back up for friends to belay me. It immediately turned into my go to gym harness. It's comfortable to sit in for long periods of time while setting…
- Ben, 05/20/13

Mammut gives you an awesome bang for your buck with the Ophir harness. I use a Petzl Corax as my primary harness. I bought this one as a backup harness and didn't expect too m…
- Wei, 12/26/11
San Diego, CA

I ordered a medium for my friend who wears 31/32 pants but he's a cyclist with muscular legs and slim waist, so the harness for some reason couldn't be pulled all the way up.…
- Sheina, 10/22/12
South Bend, IN

I can't see a good reason not to get this device if you're on the market for one unless you're a beginner and want to get the standard ATC to learn on. It handles much like th…
- Robert, 05/03/11
United States

I honestly can't think of any reason to get any device other than this one unless you're just starting out and get the standard ATC to learn on. Handles very similarly to the…
- Robert, 05/03/11
United States