
‘Brothers Of Climbing’ Group Spreads Message Of Inclusivity
‘Black people don’t climb’ is a phrase members of Brothers of Climbing hear all the time. They challenge that misconception with the reply ‘you can do this.’
‘Black people don’t climb’ is a phrase members of Brothers of Climbing hear all the time. They challenge that misconception with the reply ‘you can do this.’
Petzl Introduces the newest member of the GRIGRI family, the GRIGRI+. We got a chance to try it at one of the world’s foremost climbing gyms.
This video about a feud between baby climbers, and its unexpected resolution, is as silly as it is hilarious.
Durable and multifunctional, Edelrid’s Mega Jul belay device makes belaying rock climbers safer and more efficient.
Imagine Ninja Warrior meets climbing gym meets video game, and you have Clip ‘N Climb.
Organic Climbing’s American-made crash pads, chalk bags, and backpacks will last a very long time.
The Acro rock climbing shoes from Butora have become my new favorite shoe for hard boulder problems and short, steep sport climbing routes. Here’s why.
It’s just 28 feet long and less than 15 feet high, but this might be the most unusual climbing wall you ever see.
You take the helicopter, we’ll take the hard way.
Alex Honnold’s latest viral video is wildly entertaining, but it dramatically dismisses the danger of free-solo climbing for the inexperienced.
A climbing harness with zero foam padding, super strong Spectra fibers, and near weightlessness. Meet the Petzl SITTA.
Most of us will never tackle a V15 problem, much less solve it. But we’ve all dealt with the realities of school, prom, and being a teenager. Ashima Shiraishi is no different.
Made from fabric that is ‘stronger than steel,’ the Hyperlite Dyneema 2400 Porter is light, streamlined, and just about perfect – except for the price.
Everest’s north side is getting a new facility intended to improve tourism, safety, and respect on the mountain.
Adam Ondra successfully completed the last pitches of the world’s hardest big wall climb, the Dawn Wall.
Indoor winter climbing is upon us. To make the best of the long, dark months ahead, avoid these seven sins at gym.
When Adrian Ballinger and Emily Harrington climbed 8,188-meter Cho Oyu in a single ‘lightning’ push last month, they cut out traditional acclimatization entirely. This is how.
Adrian Ballinger is one of the most accomplished big-mountain alpinists, ever. Now he’s shifting his focus to try and climb 5.13.
Love conquers all, even 5.10b. Grab a tissue for this beautiful tribute to everlasting love.
A team of Sherpas works to save lives high on Mount Everest. This first-of-its-kind rescue operation is the subject of new reality TV show, Everest Air.
Nalle Hukkataival on Sunday, October 23, sent his project 3 1/2 years in the making, titled Burden of Dreams. He suggests a V17 grade (9a), the world’s first.
Adam Ondra is a phenomenal climber. But will his superb athleticism and sport climbing skills be enough to match the world’s hardest big wall in his first visit to Yosemite Valley?
Sport climbers have long used cordless drills to place bolts in rock. Now, ice climbers can harness the same concept with Fast Ice, a screw-placing power tool.
Name your mountain sports dream, train, and share everyday, and you could win gear and $9,000 from Dynafit to make the trip a reality.
SponsoredIn unprecedented speed, Adrian Ballinger and Emily Harrington summited the world’s sixth-highest peak today (Saturday, Oct. 1), just ten days after leaving their home in California.
Use your body for a pong paddle or climb ‘augmented routes’ with this bouldering wall coupled to a computer-controlled projector.
For 2017, keep your eyes peeled for more gym-centric products, women’s-specific shoes, and kids selections.
Make films and love outdoors adventure? Reel Rock Film Fest co-creator Peter Mortimer tells us how you to get started in the biz.
Rock climbers get stoked. Reel Rock 11 is coming with five films featured at hundreds of shows around the world starting this month.
Mountaineering ain’t like it used to be. Climbing a mountain is never easy, but can you believe how hard it was in 1942?!
The challenge: Climb a major Pacific Northwest peak (in this case a volcano) and capture it on film, including a look into the crater on Mount St. Helens.
No, thanks.