The tech behind the gear
Everything you need to know about: Black Diamond Technologies Our mission revolves around crafting top-notch equipment that empowers your climbing, running, and hiking pursuits, regardless of the elements. Our innovative…
Sport climbing gear built for pros, used by all climbers
Climbers demand a lot from their apparel and this selection of gear aims to find that balance of durability, comfort and breathability.
Whether you’re approaching granite walls, bouldering on the forest floor, or heading into town for a latte, these lightweight shorts provide four-way stretch and comfort when you’re on the move.
Designed to handle it all, whether you’re climbing, trekking or training, the Lightwire Short Sleeve Tech Tee features a four-way stretch fabric that’s breathable and quick-drying.
The ultimate comfy gym bottoms, the Rise Tight blends lightweight performance with features for purpose-built for climbing.
Is there a correct way to thread the rope through your harness?
Should you tie in bottoms-up or top-down? That’s the question for this Gear Myths, which explores the different methods of threading a rope through your harness and attempts to discover if one way is safer than the other.
Tying in with a rope is the most sacred act of climbing. Period. The holy matrimony of all climbers and belayers relies solely on that simple act of threading the rope through your climbing harness and tying the knot. As a climber, your life depends on it. READ MORE
Everything you need to know about: Black Diamond Technologies Our mission revolves around crafting top-notch equipment that empowers your climbing, running, and hiking pursuits, regardless of the elements. Our innovative…
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All you need for a bouldering trip to Rocklands or daily indoor sessions.
Budget-friendly, with the reliability Black Diamond is known for.
Gear built to last through the heavy use of a regular indoor and outdoor climber.