The Sterling Bartleby bag is an incredibly durable and versatile hybrid backpack for gym and coffee shop goers. I love the handful of small, useful features including the gym membership card, 180 degree opening, and numerous pockets.
Truly, I am not exaggerating when I say that this is the most comfortable climbing pack I’ve ever tried.
The Sterling Dyad 7.7mm half ropes with XEROS technology blew me away with their water resistance, durability, and weight.
The colorful nature and bi-pattern on this rope made me feel like a rockstar heading out to climb.
A one-quiver rope that doesn’t need any break-in time and ready to climb of the factory loop.
The Sterling IonR 9.4mm BiColor Yellow is a feature filled rope, incorporating Sterling’s new XEROS Dry Technology, which is incorporated directly into the rope’s core and sheath. This is a great all-around rope that can handle some heavy abuse.
The Sterling helix; “small but mighty”. Usually, that term is reserved for a cocktail party and snickering amongst friends but in this case, that phrase is exactly what we want to hear. The modern paradigm of climbing ropes has become…
I work and climb in an incredibly harsh environment. I need gear that can stand up to nature’s abuses right there with me. That is why I was stoked to put Sterling’s new line of ropes, the Quest series, to…
The Sterling Fusion Photon 7.8mm dual certified half and twin rope is on the cutting edge of mountain rope technology. We took a pair of the Photons to the Kahiltna Glacier and the Ruth Gorge in the Alaska Range for…