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Welcome to our Blog where you will find a large collection of informative articles and videos for new and experienced climbers, runners and outdoor enthusiasts.

We are particulary proud of our in-depth Product Reviews and associated Buying Guides. We have a series on The Basics, for those new to, or are interested in climbing. We also have a wealth of Product Information and Brand Profiles and much much more.

Welcome to our Blog where you will find a large collection of informative articles and videos for new and experienced climbers, runners and outdoor enthusiasts.

Rock Climbing Basics: Equipment | Buying Guide

As you peruse the pages of our website or visit a technical climbing store you soon come to realise there is a plethora of rock climbing brands and equipment to choose from...

March 23, 2018
10 min ler

A review of ten of the best instructional books for climbers

The Best Instructional Books for Climbers | Buying Guide

Whether you’re just starting out at rock climbing, or a seasoned veteran looking to refresh your mind on a few long...

August 23, 2017
4 min ler

Which Ice Screw? | Buying Guide

November 15, 2015
6 min ler

Snow Shovel | Buying Guide

January 15, 2015
3 min ler

A Guide to Down Sleeping Bags | Buying Guide

Here at Rock + Run we have always had a general policy of recommending down sleeping bags for serious outdoor activities. The following article explains the ways in which manufacturers rate various weights and fill powers of the down used, the pro’s and cons of down bags over their synthetic counterparts (including how to get around the cons) and a few tips on care for your down product.

June 09, 2014
7 min ler

Which Mountain Boots and Crampons? | Buying Guide

February 12, 2014
4 min ler

Fontainebleau: Which Bouldering Guide? | Buying Guide

Fontainebleau (also commonly referred to as Font or Bleau) is a town around 50km south of Paris. The bouldering is situated on the forested hill sides that surround the town on fine-grained sandstone blocks of impeccable quality. The blocks in the area were first bouldered on in the late 19th Century and later (in the 1930’s) were used as training for alpine climbing.