Brand: Metolius
Category: Climbing Clipping Aids
Recommended by Teddy Dondanville, AMGA Assistant Rock Guide & Certified Single Pitch Instructor — Albany, NY
Highlights: durable
The Metolius Superclip Black is a lightweight and durable tool designed for effortlessly clipping bolts and retrieving carabiners or quickdraws. Its robust construction ensures reliability, making it an essential companion for any climbing enthusiast. 1. Lightweight design for easy handling and portability. 2. Durable construction that withstands the rigors of outdoor use. 3. Specifically engineered for efficient clipping of bolts and retrieval of gear. 4. Versatile functionality suitable for various climbing scenarios. 5. Ergonomic shape for comfortable grip and operation. 6. Compact size that fits easily in your climbing pack. 7. Sleek black finish for a modern aesthetic. The Metolius Superclip Black is ideal for rock climbers and outdoor adventurers looking to streamline their gear management. It performs best in crag settings, where quick access to carabiners and quickdraws is essential. Suitable for climbers of all skill levels, this tool excels in both sport and trad climbing scenarios. Whether you're tackling a challenging route or simply organizing your gear, the Superclip is a reliable choice for any climbing excursion, year-round.
Price: $24.95
- Who it's for
- Sport climbers who want a stick clip without paying for a purpose-built unit — particularly those willing to pair it with a cheap hardware-store painter's pole or broom handle.
- What people are saying
- Hosts consistently praise it as easy to use and compatible with any standard U.S. pole thread, making it a cost-effective DIY solution. One host calls it the best stick-clip attachment available; no criticism appears across the notes.
- Worth noting
- Threads onto standard U.S. pole threads (e.g., painter's poles, broom handles, Mr. Longarm-style mop tops) — the pole is sold separately. Notes are uniformly positive with no caveats on durability or fit.
Teddy Dondanville's review
If you want to go sport climbing, use a stick clip. To save money, buy a telescopic painter’s pole from Home Depot. Then, buy this Metolious super clip and attach it to your pole. Voila!
Recommended by Teddy Dondanville, AMGA Assistant Rock Guide & Certified Single Pitch Instructor
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Metolius Superclip for?
Sport climbers who want a stick clip without paying for a purpose-built unit — particularly those willing to pair it with a cheap hardware-store painter's pole or broom handle.
What do experts say about the Metolius Superclip?
Hosts consistently praise it as easy to use and compatible with any standard U.S. pole thread, making it a cost-effective DIY solution. One host calls it the best stick-clip attachment available; no criticism appears across the notes.
What should you know before buying the Metolius Superclip?
Threads onto standard U.S. pole threads (e.g., painter's poles, broom handles, Mr. Longarm-style mop tops) — the pole is sold separately. Notes are uniformly positive with no caveats on durability or fit.
What does Teddy Dondanville say about the Metolius Superclip?
If you want to go sport climbing, use a stick clip. To save money, buy a telescopic painter’s pole from Home Depot. Then, buy this Metolious super clip and attach it to your pole. Voila!
Why does Teddy Dondanville recommend Metolius?
Teddy Dondanville recommends the Metolius Metolius Superclip for climbing clipping aids. If you want to go sport climbing, use a stick clip. To save money, buy a telescopic painter’s pole from Home Depot. Then, buy this Metolious super clip and attach it to your pole. Voila!
Is the Metolius Superclip a good climbing clipping aid?
Yes — Teddy Dondanville recommends the Metolius Superclip by Metolius as their climbing clipping aids pick. If you want to go sport climbing, use a stick clip. To save money, buy a telescopic painter’s pole from Home Depot. Then, buy this Metolious super clip and attach it to your pole. Voila!
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