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C.A.M.P. · $150
C.A.M.P. Geko Ice Pro Gloves
“A great balance of warmth and dexterity, the Geko Ice Gloves keep your hands warm and dry while leading ice”
Kate Sedrowski
C.A.M.P. · $28
C.A.M.P. Photon Express KS Janja Quickdraw
“I started with different sport draws, but as I gained experience, the CAMP Photon Express became my favorite because they feel solid and easy to clip. I have them in green & grey, but love the Janja colorway (and will get them when I need new ones)!”
Cal Seeley
C.A.M.P. · $110
C.A.M.P. Alpine Express Dyneema Quickdraws - Package of 4 Gray 60 Cm
“Alpine draws are necessary for the leader, especially in the Gunks. Routes wander up big corners, long traverses and through or around roofs. I aim to bring at elast 6-8 alpine draws with me on every pitch.”
Gregory Kanter
C.A.M.P. · $170
C.A.M.P. Corsa Nanotec Ice Axe Red 45 Cm
“Light and ergonomic, and looks cool too! When you have to hike in a tool a long way, like in the Cascades, the weight savings on this are worth the premium.”
Chris Johnson
C.A.M.P. · $106
C.A.M.P. Orbit Wire Express KS Quickdraws - Package of 6 Green 12 Cm
“I've been using these Camp quickdraws for years. Good durability, easy to use, and solid price. Can't go wrong.”
Chris Johnson
C.A.M.P. · $9
C.A.M.P. Photon Wire Straight Gate Carabiner
“I've been using the Camp Photon wiregates on my alpine draws for years. They have a big basket, but are still quite light. Only downside is the nose can get snagged on things. If you want to spend a bit more, check out the Camp Dyon. Keylock nose with a minimal weight penalty, but still a large basket.”
Joel Pemble
C.A.M.P. · $260
C.A.M.P. Skimo Tour Nanotech Crampons Gray
“Fantastic lightweight crampons for those long approaches”
Daniel Ross
C.A.M.P. · $120
C.A.M.P. Corsa Alpine Ice Axe Yellow 45 Cm
“The cheapest lightweight skimo axe I have found. The Blue Ice Hummingbird is lighter, but way more expensive.”