X1 Raid SL

The Crux X1 Strike Tent takes the design of the X1 Raid but adds an extra pole. This adds slightly more rigidity to the tent but most importantly provides more space at headroom. The X1 Strike also offers more protection from the elements when the door is open, thus increasing comfort on longer trips. This is all achieved without increasing the footprint of the tent, so it still pitches easily in small spaces between boulders and is totally self-supporting for firm pitches on snow.

The Crux X1 Raid is a simple and lightweight single-skin tent that can sleep two people. It's a conventional two pole, Bibler-style bivvy tent with a design that makes it great for serious high mountain use. It uses Crux's unique X-Tex fabric which uses a coating with activated carbon, this introduces a new and revolutionary means of managing condensation that's greatly superior to conventional breathable membranes.

The Crux X1 Assault takes the 3 pole design of the X1 Strike mountain tent but adds an external porch for storage, cooking and thus increased comfort. The tent has a relatively small footprint so that it will pitch in small spaces between boulders but the addition of the porch means that although the body of the tent is fully self-supporting the porch will need pegging out making it less friendly for use on snow.

The Crux Torpedo 900 is a waterproof sleeping bag that's designed to make sure you sleep through the night on high altitude expeditions. Perfect for climbing Himalayan peaks within the 6000m to upper 7000m category, the Torpedo 900 is filled with the highest quality 850 fill Polish down for ultimate warmth to weight ratio. Thanks to its waterproof shell, you can sleep comfortably in this bag anywhere, whether that's in a tent, snow hole or on a ledge.

The Crux Torpedo 700 is a sleeping bag designed for summer mountaineering use in up to 6000m of altitude or 5000m for 4-season use. It uses the best quality, ethically sourced 850 fill down available to achieve superior warmth to weight ratio. This means that the bag is compressible and lightweight enough to carry in your pack on arduous climbs and trips. It has a comfort rating of -4C and lower limit of -11C (EN13537), meaning you can sleep in it anywhere, whether that be in a tent, snow hole, or ledge.

The AK70 is a large expedition pack suitable for climbs in the Greater Ranges. It can manage a heavy payload of 28–35 kgs in tolerable comfort, but still remains light enough to be used for a summit push. Its large volume is ideal for stuffing bulky, frozen gear into. As well as being remarkably light for such a capacious pack, the AK70 is substantial enough to impart a feeling of solidity and security.

The Crux 3G AK57 RT takes the classic AK57 and gives it a fully waterproof body using welded seams, Kevlar fabric and a roll-top closure. The extendable floating lid allows an extra 5 litres space to put ropes etc when quick access may be necessary or your kit is frozen stiff and won't go back in your pack.

The Crux 3G AK37 RT is an incredibly tough, yet lightweight rucksack made from a 40% Kevlar® and 60% Cordura® composition with a minimalist waterproof design. So you don't need an extra waterproof bag liner which adds weight and annoyance. With very few seams and composed with 40% Kevlar, this pack is likely to last you for ages and will thrive where most normal rucksacks will perish.