Products tagged with 'peg'

The Lightwave Breaker Pegs (Pack of 4) are perfect replacements for lost spiralled pegs to provide a secure and strong anchoring on softer ground, sand and snow.

The Moses Enterprises Tomahawk is a hooking piton for use in thin seams.  It is designed primarily as a thin nailing piece, requiring the use of a hammer, but can also be hand-placed into “beak slots” or natural constrictions in thin cracks.  The design enables easier and quicker cleaning, to prevent the piece from becoming fixed.

Highlander 18cm aluminum tent peg set (7'') with special blue anti-corrosion paint finish. Ideal for attaching a tent on soft or grassy substrates. They perfectly hold the cord. Thanks to aluminum they are extremely light and easy to transport . The package contains 6 tent pegs.

The Nordisk Titanium V-Shape Peg 9g is both a very light and strong peg. It is designed in a classic V-shape, but trimmed with added holes for the lowest possible weight. Titanium construction offers the highest strength to weight performance while the V-shape combined with the thin titanium surface allows the peg to actually cut through smaller roots, making it especially optimal for pegging in areas with much vegetation, like woods and forests.

The Black Diamond Pecker Pitons are designed to be used where knife blade pitons won’t fit or where the placement is more feeble. Due to the design of the peg the force is pulled downwards meaning that the pecker has to be pulled right through the crack for it to fail. Absolutely essential for big wall climbing and aid climbing.

The Black Diamond Knifeblade Pitons are classic pitons for thinner cracks, these have precision ground blades so that a consistent taper is achieved. There are two clip-in holes for corner placements and to save a little weight.

The Black Diamond Bugaboo Pitons are the bigger and stronger brother to the knife blades, for when the cracks get fractionally bigger.

The Black Diamond Angle Pitons are made to fit larger cracks, pockets and pods. Their design, coupled with the springiness of the steel used gives these pitons inherently high holding power.