Discover high-quality climbing accessories for sport climbing, alpine climbing and bouldering – online in Switzerland. The range includes belay devices, carabiners, quickdraws, slings, chalk, rope bags and various replacement accessories. Leading brands such as Petzl, Black Diamond, Edelrid, Mammut and DMM offer a large selection of tested products for beginners, ambitious climbers and professionals – with fast delivery throughout Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Climbing accessories for every style and level
Whether you train in the climbing gym or are out on the rock: The right equipment makes the difference. From lightweight quickdraws over reliable belay devices to ergonomically shaped carabiners and breathable rope bags – the range covers all equipment you need besides shoes and a harness for a safe and comfortable climbing day.
Belay devices, carabiners and quickdraws
Belay devices such as the Petzl GriGri or the Edelrid Jul2 offer reliable blocking assistance and are perfectly suited for both indoor and outdoor climbing. Matching HMS carabiners with triple locking and lightweight wire-gate carabiners for quickdraws ensure a well-thought-out, safe system. Quickdraws with different sling lengths enable optimal rope routing on inclined routes and overhanging walls.
Chalk, slings and care accessories
Chalk is available in liquid form and as classic loose powder. Liquid chalk produces less dust and adheres very long, while loose chalk dries quickly and can be easily reapplied. High-quality slings serve as belay station material, for self-belaying or for setting up redirects. Rope bags, rope brushes and cleaning agents help to extend the lifespan of ropes and textile accessories.
The category is aimed at all climbing enthusiasts in Switzerland – from indoor climbers and outdoor sport climbers to boulderers. Alpine climbers who are on multi-pitch routes will also find suitable accessories here. Thanks to the wide brand selection, the right equipment is available for beginners as well as ambitious climbers and professionals.
Quality, safety & product selection
Climbing accessories are safety-relevant and must meet the highest standards. All products comply with applicable standards such as EN 12275 (carabiners), EN 15151 (belay devices) and UIAA standards. When purchasing, pay attention to the intended type of use, the right size and compatibility with your other equipment – this ensures the climbing experience remains safe and carefree.
Frequently asked questions
Which belay device is suitable for beginners?▾
For beginners, semi-automatic belay devices such as the Petzl GriGri or the Edelrid Jul2 are particularly popular because they offer reliable blocking assistance and can be used safely both in the gym and on the rock.
What is the difference between a quickdraw and a sling?▾
A quickdraw consists of two carabiners connected by a short stitched sling and is used for clipping the rope into intermediate protection. A sling is a separate piece of webbing that is used in many ways for setting up belay stations, redirects, or as a personal anchor connection.
Which chalk is best for bouldering and climbing?▾
Liquid chalk adheres longer and produces less dust, while classic loose chalk keeps hands especially dry and can be reapplied quickly. In the gym, liquid chalk is often mandatory, while loose powder is usually preferred on the rock.
How long does a climbing rope last and when should it be replaced?▾
The lifespan of a climbing rope depends on the frequency of use, fall loading and care. With regular use, replacement is recommended after about three to five years, but at the latest when there is visible sheath damage, hardening, or after a particularly hard fall.
What belongs to the basic equipment for sport climbing?▾
The basic equipment includes climbing shoes, a climbing harness, a belay device with a matching carabiner, quickdraws and a climbing rope. In addition, a chalk bag with chalk and, depending on the route, a helmet as well as personal accessories such as belay glasses or a rope bag.
What should I look out for when buying carabiners?▾
Carabiner systems differ by gate type (screw, twist-lock, ball-lock), shape (D-shape, HMS, oval) and area of use. For belay devices, HMS carabiners with triple locking are mostly used, while quickdraws use lightweight wire-gate carabiners.
How do I properly maintain my climbing equipment?▾
Climbing ropes should be protected from direct UV light and stored in a rope bag. Check carabiners and belay devices for cracks or sharp edges after each use and clean them with lukewarm water if they are dirty. Allow webbing to air dry and do not treat it with chemicals.
Is the climbing equipment also suitable for children and young people?▾
Yes, many manufacturers offer special junior harnesses, lighter carabiners and smaller chalk bags for children and young people. It is important that the accessories are correctly matched to body size and weight and comply with the current safety standard EN 12275 or UIAA.
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