The Tricam Evo is a logical evolution of the tried & true, time-proven Tricam. Some simple engineering provides a second shock possibility giving the Tricam Evo three (instead of the historic t...
Look on the rack of most experienced trad climbers and you are almost certain to see an assortment of Tricams. Most climbers agree that visiting the Gunks without multiples of pink through purple i...
Angle pitons fit larger cracks, pockets and pods, and their design, coupled with the springiness of the steel used, gives these pitons inherently high holding power.
IMP's let you take advantage of the smallest and most marginal placements. Nut heads are made of brass, allowing them to bite into small placements but making them strong enough to resist pulling t...
Classic pitons for thinner cracks, Knifeblades have precision-ground blades for a consistent taper and a hole in the thickest part of the head to reduce weight without sacrificing durability. Two c...
Classic big brother of the Knifeblade, Bugaboos have precision-ground blades for a consistent taper and a hole in the thickest part of the head to reduce weight without sacrificing durability. Two ...
Tough enough to withstand repeated abuse in thin to medium-width cracks, hot forged Lost Arrows are patterned after the original designs of John Salathé and are as light as possible for their given...
The new standard when it comes to offset single-stem cams, the Camalot Z4 Offsets feature our game-changing RigidFlex stem design, which as the name implies, stays rigid while placing them, yet fle...
By popular demand, the most popular Tricam sizes are also available with Dyneema slings. These are slightly stronger in camming mode without adding any additional weight and realize the unique bene...
For the slim and grim. Invented in 1987 by Steve Byrne and originally brought to market as Lowe Balls, these have become the secret weapon of many aid and trad climbers. These little wonders will w...
Hardened steel V piton for larger cracks and pockets. Ideal for mountaineering, aid climbing or first ascents.Weight: 84 g/3oz. for 8cm PitonMaterial: Co-Mo hardened steelLength: 8cm/10cm/12cm ; 3....
Most pitons rely on compression of the metal and leverage from directional pull for their holding power. The U shape of the shaft on the Corner piton adds an additional holding force by creating sp...
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