How can I choose the best climbing equipment?

First decide what kind of climbing you will do most before choosing any climbing equipment. Some climbers are boulders, which means that they do not climb high and do not need ropes or harnesses. The bouldering is low on the ground, so the boulder will need a crash pad, a folding pillow on which the climber landed if he falls. Climbing equipment for upper oil or securing the anchor at the top of the climb, through which the rope takes place, will require several carabiners, straps, dynamic rope, good harnesses and other common equipment for climbing. If possible, it is important not to buy used climbing, because it is difficult to find out what kind of voltage that the device passed before purchasing. In particular, a new one should be bought because they have a limited life should be left from use after a considerable amount of climbing has been made. Do not forget to choose the right type of rope for the right purposes: climbing is done on a dynamic rope that stretches under HMOIt is done on a static rope that is not so much out of the way. Dynamic ropes can also be used to bind anchors.

Choosing a good harness is an important step in buying climbing equipment. Do not forget to choose the one that fits comfortably but comfortably, and the one that is suitably stuffed for comfort. It helps buy a harness with sufficient gearboxes, from which carabiners and other climbing can hang. Make sure the harness buckles are easy to use and easily check the correct security. If you climb throughout the year, be sure to choose a harness that is sufficiently adjustable to move through thin shorts despite stronger snow pants.

When selecting Calk Bag, do not forget to choose one that is large enough to make your hands fit comfortably. Buying lined chalk bags prevents excessive chalk to fall out of the bag while using and cord that firmly closesRed bag, prevents the chalk from spilling when the bag is not used. The materials used to make a bag should be resistant and resistant to crack, because the bag is likely to withstand some heavy sting and impact.