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Sac à chargement par le haut de capacité généreuse, le Creek s'inspire des sacs de hissage BD. Idéal pour les sessions d'escalade qui exigent beaucoup de matériel, il est conçu pour offrir un accès facile et une résistance à l'usure inégalée.

Conçu pour pratiquer l'escalade en falaise au quotidien, le Black Diamond Creek 35 est un sac résistant inspiré des sacs de hissage BD pour les big walls. Il offre un portage confortable et un volume généreux pour accueillir du matériel. En toile pour sac de hissage résistante et étanche, le Creek 35 est équipé d'un fond qui lui permet de tenir debout et d'une fermeture latérale zippée sur toute sa longueur pour un chargement et un accès faciles. Un large rabat frontal zippé est prévu pour tous les accessoires, casse-croûte et vêtements de rechange. Des poches intérieures zippées organisent le rangement de vos clés, téléphone et autres petits objets. Il inclut également un porte-corde escamotable et une housse pare-pluie escamotable pouvant servir de porte-casque.

• Toile de sac de hissage ultra résistante et imperméable
• Bretelles rembourrées, ceinture bi-densité amovible et panneau dorsal thermoformé
• Design à chargement par le haut avec jupe de fermeture à cordon de serrage
• Porte-corde escamotable et housse de pluie repliable pouvant servir de porte-corde/porte-casque
• Rabat frontal zippé avec poches intérieures zippées compartimentées
• Fond de type sac de hissage, qui tient debout et facilite le chargement

Volume :
S/M : 33L
M/L : 35L
Poids : 1660 g
Matériaux : Polyester 1200d avec revêtement TPU

Un sac d'escalade élégant de 40 litres qui fait tout et le fait bien, le Crag 40 est un sac inspiré du chargement par le haut qui s'ouvre également grand comme un sac de sport pour un accès facile à votre équipement, ce qui en fait l'essentiel, sac d'escalade.

En combinant notre modèle de sac populaire Stone Duffel 42 avec les Creek Packs - inspirés de nos sacs de hissage, nous avons obtenu le Crag 40 : un sac d'escalade tout-en-un destiné aux pratiquants d'escalade sportive, de bloc et tradi en quête du sac qui les accompagnera dans toutes leurs randonnées. Avec un design de chargement par le haut, le Crag 40 offre un volume de rangement de 40 litres et possède une fermeture latérale zippée sur toute la longueur pour un accès facilité. Le rabat avant zippé est idéal pour le transport des topos ; la poche intérieure permet le rangement des accessoires personnels tels que clés, portefeuille etc. Fonctionnelle, la poche rabat du Crag 40 peut servir de porte-corde.

• Volume: 40 L
• Poids: 941 g
• Matériaux: 840 D Nylon, 1260 D Ballistic Nylon

Mastering the skills & techniques

Crack Climbing by Pete Whittaker provides a single point of reference for all crack climbing techniques. Pete demonstrates the many different techniques and to give you an understanding of when, why and how to use them. Also features interviews with some of the world’s top crack climbers, including Lynn Hill, Alex Honnold and Peter Croft.

The ability to climb cracks is at the core of a climber’s craft. Crack Climbing by Pete Whittaker provides a single point of reference for all crack climbing techniques, regardless of the grade you climb. Pete is widely regarded as one of the best crack climbers in the world, having made dozens of cutting-edge first ascents and hard repeats, including the first ascent of Century Crack (5.14b) in Canyonlands, Utah. In this book, Pete has drawn on years of experience to demonstrate the many different techniques and to give you an understanding of when, why and how to use them. Develop these skills with confidence and your climbing standard will improve. The book is split into easily accessible sections on techniques for different widths of cracks, including finger cracks, hand and fist cracks, offwidth cracks and chimneys. Pete looks at the basics, including the hand jam – the essential technique in any crack climber’s repertoire – right through to advanced techniques such as the sidewinder and the trout tickler. Step-by-step practical information and how-tos are supplemented with tips and tricks from Pete alongside illustrations by Alex Poyzer and photographs. Additional chapters cover how to tape up, as well as essential gear and equipment. Pete has also interviewed some of the world’s top crack climbers so that you can learn from the best. Gain insights from Lynn Hill, Alex Honnold, Barbara Zangerl, Peter Croft and more. Master the craft and advance your climbing. It’s time to jam!

Drawn to climbing by the challenge and adventure, Pete Whittaker seeks out pioneering first ascents and revels in pushing his personal limits. Having grown up in the Peak District surrounded by the area’s world-famous gritstone crags, he has been climbing since the age of six and has gone on to rack up an impressive mix of climbing achievements on a variety of rock types and styles across the globe. As one half of the Wide Boyz duo with Tom Randall, Pete has become synonymous with hard crack climbing. He has taken techniques learnt on his local crags and has applied them with great effect all over the world, most notably on the huge roof cracks in the desert areas of Utah, and on the big walls of Yosemite. In 2014 Pete flashed the classic Freerider (5.12d) on El Capitan, Yosemite, and in 2016 he became the first person to make a solo-free ascent of El Capitan in under 24 hours. He followed this up in 2018 with a single-day solo link-up of both El Capitan and Half Dome. On his local gritstone, Pete’s major first ascents include Dynamics of Change (E9 7a), Bigger Baron (E10 7a) and Sleepy Hollow (E10 7a). Further afield, he has made the first ascents of Century Crack (5.14b), the world’s hardest offwidth crack, The Millenium Arch (5.14a), and Lamb of God (5.14b) – his hardest crack to date, all in Canyonlands National Park, Utah. Pete’s hard crack credentials also include the first ascents of Crown of Thorns (5.14a) and Cruzifix (5.14a), repeats of the legendary Cobra Crack (5.14b) in Squamish, Canada – considered the hardest finger crack in the world at the time – and Greenspit (F8b, trad) in Valle dell’Orco, Italy, and dozens more crack routes graded in the 5.13 bracket. He was also the first person to flash a 5.13 offwidth with his first-go ascent of Belly Full of Bad Berries (5.13a/b) in Indian Creek, Utah, in 2011. Pete believes he has only scratched the surface of what is possible with hard crack climbing.

The Black Diamond SuperMondo Chalk Pot is BD's fully featured chalk bucket with a stable design, magnetic closure to minimize accidental chalk dumps, and plenty of pockets for stashing your bouldering essentials. Outfitted with multiple brush holders, zippered pockets on either side, and two elastic stash pockets for tape, phones, mini-tripods, and other bouldering paraphernalia, the SuperMondo has tons of storage.

A high-strength magnetic closure keeps chalk in and reseals automatically when dropped. Constructed with recycled upper fabric and a reinforced, water-resistance base made form the same material as BD's Creek packs.

• Recycled upper material and durable, water-resistant base materials
• Stable, upright design
• Magnetic closure
• roll top and seal
• zippered pocket
• brush pockets