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Leo Houlding details some of the special features and benefits of DMM's passive protection range - commonly referred to as nuts - picking out a few of his favourite pieces.
If you're transitioning from indoor walls to sport climbing at the crag then you will need to know how...
Denmark isn't known for its crags or high mountains. But its easternmost territory, Bornholm Island...
Non-locking carabiners are a fundamental part of any climbers rack, so you should take time to become familiar with the factors that affect performance before making your selection.
02 August, 2012
Everyone is a photographer these days, so we thought we'd ask professional snapper, Ray Wood, who documented our recent Frankenjura trip in stills and video, to reflect on how we can get the most from our day to day photography.
11 June, 2012
A question we get asked at DMM is why is knotting Dyneema® (Dynatec) to make your own slings strongly not recommended. It may be possible to achieve quite high breaking strengths using specific knots but that is only part of the picture.
27 March, 2012
If you are improvising to avoid cross-loading a carabiner over an edge is it better to use a lark's foot or a basket hitch?
28 December, 2011
There is an important reason when using quickdraws, for being consistent in which carabiner of the pair is used for clipping the protection. Failing to do so could mean damaging your rope or worse.
10 November, 2011