TAZ
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Recommended by 7 hosts on Rendezvu
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Jason Antin +1
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TAZ · $43
G-Screamer
“I use this to attache my micro traction.”
Daniel Ross +1
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TAZ · $20
Trango Piranha
“Tiny climbing knife”
Joe Kalis +1
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TAZ · $280
Dart
“My favorite modular crampon for ice climbing - can be set up as monopoint or dual point based on conditions and personal preference. I especially appreciate being able replace sections of the crampon as they wear, or to even swap out for an entirely different front section if snow climbing.”
Jason Antin
TAZ · $330
LOV3
“My favorite device for Top Rope Solo (TRS) climbing. I use this on top, with a Petzl micro traction below.”
Jason Antin
TAZ · $10
5mm Stainless Steel Mini Oval Quick Link
“Rated to 25kN, I connect my G-Screamer to my belay loop with this Mini quicklink”
Jason Antin
TAZ · $13
8.5mm Express Dyneema Runner (120cm Length)
“Double-Length, 120cm sewn sling.”
Jason Antin
TAZ · $2
Gully 7.3 mm Unicore
“If the terrain calls for it, I like to take a dynamic half-rope like the Beal Gully. Either instead of the Rad Line, or in conjunction with it.”
Jarrod Blundy
TAZ · $49
Magnetic V-Thread Tool
“My backup tool for pulling rope/slings through a v-thread. Sometimes easier to use than the Multihook and so lightweight that I don't mind carrying both.”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $105
Geko Ice Pro Gloves
“These are my favorite gloves for climbing ice. They are super grippy and sensitive, while also being plenty warm for cold days in the Whites.”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $380
Nomic
“My favorite all-round ice tools”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $90
Aero Ice Screw
“The best screws out there!”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $90
Camalot C4 Cams
“An excellent, durable cam.”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $100
Camalot Z4 Cams
“These are great cams that come in smaller sizes. I think they are among the best small cams out there. They do have one downside though - The trigger wires aren't particularly durable. The trigger wires on mine usually only last a year, although that's with heavy use. Luckily, the trigger wires are not a load bearing piece of the cam, so there are plenty of easy DIY ways to replace the trigger wires for pennies and about 10 minutes of your time. Alternatively, you can send them to Black Diamond to be repaired,”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $117
Totem Cams
“Totem cams are on the pricier side, but they are awesome. I almost always carry some on my rack. My most used sizes are black, blue, yellow, and purple. They mostly follow the classic color scheme of cam sizes, except for the yellow totem (.4) and the black totem (Between a .2 and .3).”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $105
Luna / Adjama
“This is a great all-round harness for rock climbing. It is comfortable, adjustable, and has plenty of room on the gear loops.”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $185
Sitta
“The Petzl Sitta is probably my favorite, and definitely my most worn harness. It is incredibly light and packable, yet it still manages to be quite comfortable. It also has gear spaces on the gear loops. I thought this was gimmiky at first, but I ended up finding them quite useful”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $15
Helium 3.0
“My favorite racking caribeaner”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $36
Spirit Express Quickdraw
“My favorite quickdraw for sport climbing.”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $105
Grigri
“My favorite cam-assisted belay device.”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $50
Reverso
“My favorite tube-style belay device. I really like that the plaquette loop is oriented horizontally on this device.”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $26
Attache Screw
“A great HMS locking caribeaner”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $15
Mission Light Sling
“My absolute favorite slings. Made of tubular dyneema, they are much easier too untie knots in than traditional flat slings.”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $170
Sirocco
“Although pricey, this is my favorite climbing helmet. You don't even realize your wearing it!”
Nicholas Metz
TAZ · $30
6.8mm HollowBlock2
“My favorite friction hotch material. I use the short version.”
