Mammut
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Angela Martz +10
+10
Mammut · $599
Barryvox S2
“This transceiver has all the bells and whistles, can take a bit to learn and best advice I can give is to "SLOW DOWN" with this transceiver and you will still find a complex burial scenerio in enough time to pass the test! Best range on the market at 70meters”
Teddy Dondanville +3
+3
Mammut · $12
Mammut Contact Sling Dyneema 8.0
“Sewn slings are critical for building top rope anchors, especially when using cams and/or stoppers. The Mammut Contact sling is a good choice because it’s strong, lightweight, and packable. I recommend having a selection of slings in the 120 millimeter and 240 millimeter lengths.”
Joe Hampton +4
+4
Mammut · $26
Contact Sling 8.0 180cm
“my favorite sling for alpine draws, and a triple length for anchor building material”
Cora Hanson +2
+2
Mammut · $104
Workhorse Keylock Quickdraw - 6-Pack
“This is another great quickdraw option that's more affordable than the Petzl draws but just as durable and easy-to-clip. I always recommend having 12 quickdraws total if you want to be able to climb longer sport routes, or if you want to have two climbers set up two shorter routes at the same time!”
Spencer Huffman +2
+2
Mammut · $289
9.0 Crag Sender Dry Rope
“The modern standard for multipitch ropes. Durable, lightweight, and excellent handling. Knot your ends!”
Doug Dobkowski +2
+2
Mammut · $839
(Optional) Eiger Nordwand Pro HS Pants Men
“I wear these with a pair of merino leggings underneath. If I over heat, the 7/8 length zippers offer great ventilation. If I get cold, I slip my Rab Mythic Down Shorts on underneath.”
Cage Vigil +3
+3
Mammut · $499
Mammut Barryvox S Avalanche Transceiver
“Mammut are making the most complete transceiver on the market right now, with an abundance of features and a large range”
Andrew Richardson +3
+3
Mammut · $329
Barryvox
“Everything you need, nothing you don't.”
Andrew Richardson +3
+3
Mammut · $100
Mammut Alugator Pro Light Hoe
“Great for pits and rescues. Need that hoe mode.”
Andrew Richardson +2
+2
Mammut · $110
Probe 320 speed lock
“Long enough for the deep PNW snowpack.”
Carol Viau +1
+1
Mammut · $449
Barryvox S2 Beacon
“The S2 is the new updated version of the S1. Smaller, lighter, high contrast display is easier to see with googles on.”
Spencer Huffman +1
+1
Mammut · $279
9.8 Crag Dry Rope 70m
“The modern standard for durable, single pitch ropes. Knot your ends!”
Doug Dobkowski +1
+1
Mammut
Nordwand 6000 High
“Boots are a very personal decision. I recommend trying them on before you buy them to make sure they are a good fit. I find the La Sportiva and Scarpa mountaineering boots to be too narrow. I am a 10.5 in a medium width and these fit me perfect. They are light, warm, and comfortable.”
Cassidy Higgins +1
+1
Mammut
Taiss Light Mid GTX
“This is my go to 3 season boot. I use it for climbing snow and easy alpine rock in the spring. It works great on approaches and the fit of mammut footwear works great with my feet. I do find that I have to go up half a size with these boots.”
Woody Jacobson +1
+1
Mammut · $200
Crag Dry Rope - 9.5mm
“Great cragging rope that strikes a balance between light weight and durability. A 60 meter will work great for most single pitch routes in Washington. A 70 meter is best for some of the longer pitches at Index and for a lot of multipitch routes.”
Ross Kennedy +1
+1
Mammut · $550
Barryvox 2 Tour 280 Package
“Easy to buy all 3 if you want to keep it simple”
Carol Viau +3
+3
Mammut · $499
Barryvox S
“I have used this beacon a couple years and really like the display and advanced option to have both digital and analog in play when searching. Mammut has come out with a new version, the Barryvox S2, and I look forward to trying that one out in the next couple weeks.”
Ben Corwin +2
+2
Mammut · $169
Trion 15
“For those seeking to go ultralight, the Mammut Trion 15 is a great option for 1-2 night trips (when using freeze dried meals). If you're looking to go for some trail runs during the day or approach Gondola Village from a further-out trailhead, the Trion 15 carries well over long distances and has just enough room for the essentials. ”
Andrew Verda +2
+2
Mammut · $149
Aenergy Trail Vest 12
“great vest, holds all I need”
Christian Brooks +2
+2
Mammut · $130
Carbon Probe 280 Speed Lock
“A bit lighter than the 320 length pole. ”
Daniel Ross +1
+1
Mammut · $50
Nordwand Alpine Belay Device
“A great tubular belay device with "guide mode". it works pretty well with a wide range of rope widths.”
Gerrit Egnew +1
+1
Mammut · $240
8.0 Alpine Core Protect Dry Rope 60m
“My daily driver single rope (in 30m and 50m) for mountaineering.”
Clara Maynard +1
+1
Mammut · $210
Trion 38
“My favorite pack for 1-2 night alpine climbs. It is short and squat so it fits my small torso well and also carries weight nicely.”
Ryan Harris +1
+1
Mammut · $54
Speed Lock 320 Probe
“I use this probe becuase of the durability, in some probes I find that the inserts of each section get chipped on the edges, and slowly becomes a liability when deploying the probe. the measurement marks slowly fade away after use”
