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£226.18 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Climbing Bolts-and-Anchors Bat'Inox Anchor Petzl
Bat'Inox Anchor

£93.84 (inc Vat)
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Anchora
Top rope anchor for climbing walls

£89.92 (inc Vat)
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SSTP Stainless Lead Anchor

£79.69 (inc Vat)
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SSTP Stainless Bottom Rope Anchor

£62.77 (inc Vat)
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SSTP

£57.25 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Climbing Bolts-and-Anchors Action - CrMo Hammer Raumer
Action - CrMo Hammer
CrMo Hammer with integrated size 13 external hex drivers.

£38.10 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Climbing Bolts-and-Anchors Stroker Bolt Driver Raumer
Stroker Bolt Driver
A manual bolt driver made entirely from tempered and polished stainless steel (HRC = 48).

£35.77 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Bolts-and-Anchors Equal Y Hang with Ring Fixe
Equal Y Hang with Ring
Y Hang Anchors with Ring, hangers and options of gates on the ring. 4 models are available.

£26.87 (inc Vat)
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Ribbed Eyebolt

£19.79 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Bolts-and-Anchors Superstar Tool Raumer
Superstar Tool
This simple device uses an SDS PLUS attachment and can be used with compatible drills to fix Raumer classic resin anchors (art.298-160-119) when using pre-dosed synthetic resin.

£19.79 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Bolts-and-Anchors Masterfix Tool Raumer
Masterfix Tool
This simple device uses an SDS PLUS attachment and can be used with compatible drills to fix MASTERFIX Raumer classic resin anchors when using pre-dosed synthetic resin.

£16.10 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Bolts-and-Anchors Belay Station Raumer
Belay Station
The belay station from Raumer.

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Bolts and bolting information can be found in this section where it is more relevant to climbing situations, but can also be found under Bolts and Anchors within the Caving section of the website. The Caving section tends to include hand driven gear for expedition use and one off placements that only require narrow 8 or 10mm bolts for rigging and progression, rather than shock loading.

In terms of climbing bolts, there are some choices to be made. Expansion bolts like the Petzl Goujon work well in harder rock types such as limestone, whilst rocks such as soft sandstones are more suited to resin-in anchors like the Collinox and Batinox.

10mm bolts were once the norm, but nowadays longer life and more resistance to repeated falls is expected and consequently 12 and 14mm bolts are now available. 10mm bolts are still relevant as they are quicker and therefore cheaper to drill (as well as buy) and therefore they are often used for double bolt lower-offs.

We stock a range of hangers from Petzl and Fixe in a variety if diameters and shapes, and a good steel ring for making solid lower-offs from Entreprises.

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