ProView – HIMALI Women’s Equilibrium Stretch Pant Review
The HIMALI Stretch Equilibrium pants are made of a magical fabric that manages to be both stretchy and durable. I loved the harness-compatible pockets and the length is just right.
Climbing
ProView – Beal Indy Helmet Review
With lightweight foam climbing helmets dominating the market these days, the Beal Indy climbing helmet sets itself apart from the competition with a highly adaptable fit that will fit any head.
ProView – Beal Joker 9.1mm Golden Dry Review
We’ll save you some time and say right now, the Joker is one of the best handling ropes we've used.
ProView – Black Diamond Coefficient Storm Hoody Review
Embarking on outdoor adventures demands gear that can effortlessly transition between climates and conditions. Recently, I had the pleasure of testing the Black Diamond Equipment Men's Coefficient Storm Hoody, and it surpassed my expectations with flying colors.
ProView – Edelrid Ohm Review
The Ohm is an “assisted braking resistor,” meaning it adds friction to make the belayer “weigh” 55 extra pounds, reducing the effective weight difference between a lighter belayer and heavier climber.
ProView – Edelrid Sendero Review
I can attest that this harness is the most comfortable harness I have climbed in, mostly likely due to the Center Fit Technology which is unique to Edelrid.
ProView – Edelrid Autana Review
The Edelrid Autana is a do it all harness, without sacrificing comfort, but also being light weight.
ProView – Edelrid Sirana TC Review
There are only a few harnesses out there that achieve the unbelievable and tread the center line with ability to do it all, which brings us to the Edelrid Sirana TC.
ProView – Edelrid Moe III Review
Edelrid’s newest harness is one of the first ever to be made with recycled materials! The Moe 3R (reduce, reuse, recycle) performs just as well as traditional harnesses, yet it has the additional benefit of reducing your environmental footprint.
ProView – Black Diamond Method S Climbing Shoes Review
After climbing hard in the Method S for a month both inside on high textured walls, and outside on a variety of rock, it held up surprisingly well.