Petzl

The Petzl Elios helmet is quickly becoming a classic - this lightweight and super comfortable lid is great for all sorts of climbing.

New and improved, the Petzl GriGri 2 is lighter, smoother and smaller. This revised model is now 20% lighter and 25% smaller than the older version, making it a more appealling option for a wider range of climbers. 

The PETZL IRVIS FLEXLOCK is a lightweight and versatile crampon designed for glacier travel, ski mountaineering and snowy or icy approaches - the simple system will attach to a multitude of winter grade boots

Because small children do not have well-defined hips for a waistbelt to latch onto, a full body harness is far more secure to keep your kids safe

The Petzl Laser Sonic Ice Screws are precise and tough like a laser, thanks to a set of agressive teeth and come with an IceFlute allowing for quick access and easy transport

The Petzl Tikka XP Lens holder stores one spare diffuser lens conveniently on the headband of the headtorch.  Suitable for original series Tikka XP's.

The Petzl Luna Harness is an easy to adjust all round womens climbing harness, with low bulk, flexible gear loops and comfortable waist belt.

The Microcender is a convenient and compact cam-loaded rope clamp for single ropes. With a convenient removable axle and locking pin for extra safety, it is a excellent addition to your rack.

The Petzl MINI Swing Cheek Pulley is a lightweight pulley that can handle big loads, but is small enough to fit anywhere or be carried on the harness.

The MYO RXP is the first Petzl headlamp that is regulated and programmable, allowing the user to precisely choose the lighting levels in order to adapt to activities and situations.

The Petzl Nomic Ice Tool is a highly ergonomic and precise leashless ice tool for cascades, hard mixed and dry tooling - the Nomic is beautifully weighted and a joy to place

Designed for emergency use, the Petzl Oscillante Pulley (or Swing Cheek Pulley) is small and light weight and therefore can be carried in case of rescues or the occasional unexpected haul.