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Classic Rock Set 1-10

Rock Design refers to a specific type of climbing gear known as stoppers or nuts, which are essential for traditional climbing. This design is trusted by climbers for its safety and reliability, ensuring that the gear can securely anchor a rope to a rock face. Choosing gear with a Rock Design means you’re opting for a proven solution that enhances your climbing safety.

Curved Geometry means that the climbing stoppers have a rounded shape, allowing them to fit more snugly into the natural cracks and features of the rock. This design enhances the stopper's ability to hold securely, reducing the risk of slipping and increasing your overall safety while climbing.

Over-Barreled Edges refer to the rounded or slightly bulging edges of climbing stoppers. This design helps distribute the force more evenly when the stopper is placed in a crack, minimizing the chance of it dislodging. By choosing stoppers with Over-Barreled Edges, you can feel more confident in your gear's ability to hold during a fall.

Hollow Extrusion is a manufacturing technique used for larger sizes of climbing stoppers, creating a hollow center that reduces weight without sacrificing strength. This is particularly beneficial for climbers who want to minimize the weight of their gear while ensuring it remains robust enough to withstand the forces experienced during climbing.

Classic Trad Climbing, or traditional climbing, involves placing your own protective gear, like stoppers, into the rock as you ascend. This style has a long history and is fundamental to the sport. When selecting gear for Classic Trad Climbing, look for stoppers that are designed for reliability and ease of placement, as they are crucial for your safety and success on the climb.

The combination of Rock Design, Curved Geometry, Over-Barreled Edges, and Hollow Extrusion creates climbing gear that is not only lightweight but also highly secure and reliable. These features allow for better placement in various rock types, increased safety during climbs, and a more enjoyable climbing experience, as you can focus on your ascent rather than worrying about your gear.