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The DMM Flight is climbing pack with a suitcase style opening and 45 litres of capacity that will comfortably fit you rope, helmet and other belongings. The Flight backpack has been designed to fit most airlines carry-on restrictions and features Airmesh back, hip belt and shoulder straps for an extra comfortable carry. There is space in one half of the bag for up to 80m of rope and the other half is the perfect size for your harness, rockshoes and chalk bag. There is then additional external storage for your helmet and drinks bottle.

The Patagonia Cragsmith 32L is your go-to climbing backpack, offering rugged durability, easy access, and all-day comfort for carrying heavy loads. Designed for quick top and back-panel access, it makes packing and unpacking effortless. Crafted from 100% post-consumer recycled nylon with a PU coating and DWR finish (PFAS-free), it resists abrasions and light rain while supporting sustainability. Ample foam padding protects gear, while breathable mesh shoulder straps, a padded waistbelt, and load lifters ensure a comfortable carry. Stretch side pockets hold water bottles or guidebooks, and a reinforced haul handle adds durability. Ethically made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory, this 32L crag pack blends functionality, sustainability, and long-lasting performance for serious climbers.

The Patagonia Cragsmith 45L is their largest climbing pack available, with plenty of room for all your ropes and hardware for use at the crag. It features dual openings, which make loading and unloading a breeze and there are additional stretch side pockets for the storage of your water bottles, energy food or guidebooks. The Cragsmith is finished with a DWR water repellent coating that's free of per-fluorinated chemicals that will help brush off any surprise showers.

The Petzl Grigri is n single rope belay device with an assisted braking system. The internal cam pinches the rope as it is weighted, pivoting the device. Along with good belaying technique, the assisted braking helps hold a climber and catch them in a fall. The progressive action of the cam allows gradual control when lowering a climber.