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Rack Tags

Adhesive Tags are specially designed labels with a sticky backing that can be attached to various surfaces, including climbing gear. They help you identify and keep track of your personal equipment, reducing the risk of losing items or mixing them up with others. This is especially useful in group settings or busy climbing areas.

Carabiners are essential metal loops with a spring-loaded gate that securely connect ropes, harnesses, and other climbing gear. They provide safety and reliability during climbs, allowing climbers to quickly attach and detach equipment as needed. Understanding how to use carabiners properly is crucial for ensuring your safety while climbing.

SLCDs, or Spring Loaded Camming Devices, are vital pieces of protection used in rock climbing. They fit into cracks in the rock and expand to hold securely in place, providing a reliable anchor point. Knowing how to use SLCDs effectively can significantly enhance your safety while climbing, making them an essential part of your gear.

Water-resistant refers to materials that can resist water penetration to some extent but are not completely waterproof. For climbing gear, this means that items like Adhesive Tags can withstand exposure to moisture without getting damaged. This feature is important for outdoor activities where gear may be exposed to rain or wet conditions.

Durable material is crucial for climbing gear as it ensures that the equipment can withstand wear, pressure, and damage from harsh environments. When you choose gear made from durable materials, you can trust that it will last longer and perform better, providing you with reliable support during your climbs.

Our Adhesive Tags are designed with a high-quality sticky backing that adheres well to various surfaces, including metal, plastic, and fabric. They are tested for durability and reliability, ensuring they stay in place even during rigorous outdoor activities. If you’re concerned about adhesion, you can clean the surface before applying the tag for optimal results.