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Ready to reach new heights? We've got everything you need to get started on your next climb, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro. Our climbing range has kit and advice to help you take your climbing to the next level. We've got a wide selection of climbing shoes, harnesses, and ropes to choose from, plus all the accessories you need to make your climb a success. 

 

If you think rock climbing might be for you, we recommend our beginner climbing styles article. It covers the different types of climbing, from traditional to sport, and gives you a great overview of what each entails. Not sure which type of climbing is right for you? Our article covers the pros and cons of each, so you can make an informed decision. And once you've decided, we've got all the kit you need to get started. So what are you waiting for? Get climbing.

 

If you love to climb, then you'll definitely want to check out our tips for planning your next climbing trip. We'll help you choose the perfect destination, kit up for the climb, and make sure you have a safe and enjoyable experience.

 

Alternatively, our indoor climbing range for all the kit and equipment.


Climbing is the activity of ascending vertical or near-vertical surfaces, such as rock faces, artificial walls, or ice formations, using physical strength, balance, and technique. It can be done recreationally, competitively, or as part of mountaineering expeditions.

  • Bouldering: Climbing short routes without ropes but with crash pads for safety.
  • Sport Climbing: Using pre-placed bolts for protection on routes.
  • Traditional (Trad) Climbing: Placing and removing gear for protection as you climb natural rock formations.
  • Use your feet effectively: Place weight on your legs rather than relying solely on your arms.
  • Keep your body balanced: Maintain a stable center of gravity close to the wall.
  • Relax and conserve energy: Avoid over-gripping holds and keep your arms straight when possible to reduce fatigue.
  • Start with indoor climbing or bouldering to learn basic techniques in a controlled environment.
  • Take an introductory class to understand safety practices like belaying and proper use of gear.
  • Practice on beginner-friendly routes and gradually progress to more challenging climbs.

While basic fitness helps, climbing builds strength, flexibility, and endurance over time. Beginners don’t need to be highly fit but should focus on improving their technique and gradually increasing their physical capabilities.


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