"The Edelrid Boa Gym is purpose-built for climbers who treat the gym as their primary training ground, not a crossover rope pressed into indoor duty but one built from the sheath out for the specific abuse of gym walls. At 40 meters it meets the lead wall requirements of most climbing gyms, and the Thermo Shield treatment and double-braid construction work together to keep the rope feeding cleanly and tracking true through a belay device across hundreds of sessions. The 3D lap coiling means it unpacks tangle-free at the base of the wall so the first move of every session is onto the wall, not into a knot. What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The polyester sheath is what separates this from a standard gym rope. It shrugs off chalk dust and hold-cleaning chemicals that would roughen a nylon sheath after a season of hard sessions."""
Price: $169.95 from Backcountry
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Hopefully you won't have to take Edelrid's Salathe Climbing Helmet during the Steck-Salathe's squeeze chimney, but if you do, at least it won't be weighing you down. At seven ounces, the Salathe is Edelrid's lightest helmet. Not just appealing to gram-counting...
Hopefully you won't have to take Edelrid's Salathe Climbing Helmet during the Steck-Salathe's squeeze chimney, but if you do, at least it won't be weighing you down. At seven ounces, the Salathe is Edelrid's lightest helmet. Not just appealing to gram-counting...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve been using the Boa as my daily rope for gym and sport climbing. It feeds smoothly through a belay device and holds up to repeated falls and lowering without getting fuzzy. It’s got that ideal thickness...