The Camp Tethys Pulley is a small mobile pulley with aluminum alloy body and sheave and stainless steel axle. Its large opening can accommodate 2 carabiners.

This jacket's lightweight, synthetic insulation is versatile, packable and balances reliable warmth with freedom of movement thanks to its stretch woven side panels.

A mid-sized shovel with D-grip. Same geometry as the Dozer 2T, but with D-grip for more control and comfort, especially for those wearing mittens.

A pick that’s purpose-built for drytooling, the Dry Pick is designed for precision and confidence on steep terrain.

Adjustable and made of aluminum and carbon fiber for classic tours.

Light and adjustable for challenging tours.

Strap kit for Petzl crampons.

Via ferrata lanyard with VERTIGO WIRE-LOCK carabiners.

Wear-resistant carabiner with steel insert

Built around a full spec alpine feature set, the Warthog 30L is a versatile pack that can be stripped down, making it up to 100 g lighter.

Ultra-light crampon bag for protection during transport.

High performance waterproofer designed to prevent ice build-up on fibers and saturation on all ski skins. Easy to use, non flammable and PFC free. For waterproofing ski skins.

Lightweight protection from the elements, this superlight, minimalist bivy bag is suitable for 1 to 2 people.

Protective ice screw caps only compatible with BLUE ICE AERO and AERO LITE screws.

A wool-blend casual beanie with classic pom style designed to keep you warm and looking good during the well-deserved après.

Whether it’s all-mountain, freeride or freestyle, the Salomon Strive 14 GW binding delivers a super stable platform that excels in every situation and snow condition.

Everything inside each packet of GU Energy Gel is engineered to do one simple thing: provide your body with the essential requirements it needs to keep going for miles and miles and hours and hours.

Everything inside each packet of GU Energy Gel is engineered to do one simple thing: provide your body with the essential requirements it needs to keep going for miles and miles and hours and hours.