Hi, This is my second nomad rope. The first one had markers at 25ft from the end which this one doesn't, but its not big deal. The rope handles great and is just the perfect diameter. So far I have climbed around 50 pitches (in new england) in it and shows no real of signs of wear and tear. Happy with it.

These are the only shoes I climb with, gone through a couple of pairs now. I get to climbing single pitch routes almost all the time and these shoes are awesome. I have wider feet and they have the perfect arch, edging etc.

Just back from long trip in red rocks where these shoes were on only really long climbs like crimson 1000ft, group therapy 800 ft and these shoes were absolutely horrible. My toes went numb from the pain. These are not the shoes for long sustained routes. Even with the straps open they were bad. So if you want to climb long trad routes, try something else...

I've been using a pair now for about a year. The edging is now as the sole has worm down from use. I wear them for everything. The only downside is that the heel is loose/has extra space. Maybe that just because of my foot's shape. They do stretch some and mold to your feet. First couple of weeks in them were horrible, they were hard as wood but now I love them.

Get them a little bit extra tight otherwise there is give in the heel. i love these shoes. they really are one shoe for all climbs. although i don't get to climb slab routes so I've no clue about that. perfect for cracks. my street shoe size is 9 and for me these in size 8 (41) work.

i love this cam, fits hand jam cracks perfectly and now there in finger cracks. i used my buddy's BD cams also and don't notice any differences. they're just as good if not better. not to mention friends are cheaper and come with a awesome wire biner :)

i love these shoes. i can put my weight confidently on the tiniest of footholds.
make sure they fit tight, and they'll get very comfortable once you wear them in.
- good for vertical, overhanging
- bad for crack climbing
- opposite to what i was told, they work fine for slabs, i have climbed 5.10 slab in them just fine.

I have a pair of Petzl Sarkens that i use them for. It stores them but its more a nuisance than asset. I put crampons on the outside of my bag instead of inside so I dont use it anymore.

They’re great glasses but fit a bigger head, they’re a little loose but it’s too work much work to return/exchange them :). Quite dark and not good for daily stuff around town but good at what they’re made for. I'm using them a lot in White Mountains and ice climbing crags.

They are really really good at what they are made for. I can look straight at the sun without any fear. The lenses are dark and not good for driving if it’s cloudy. The frame is big and has be worn really close to the eyes otherwise it moves which is irritating; it took some getting used to.