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If you fancy renting an RV, camper or trailer for a long weekend or have one that’s parked in your driveway just gathering dust, you may want to try out a peer-to-peer RV rental platform like Outdoorsy or RVshare. Think … Read More
So you want to buy a rope. Great! There’s so much choice out there…maybe too much at times. But fret not, Outdoor Wildling is here to provide some simple and straightforward advice on how to find the best climbing rope … Read More
Gear Guide: Women’s Climbing Shoes Finding your next pair of climbing shoes can be a stressful process. Getting it wrong can be painful, for your feet and your wallet! And as a woman you might have a few additional questions. … Read More
You can always spot the climbers walking down the street if they’re wearing a pair of approach shoes (and a down jacket and a beanie of course!). But what even are these shoes? Are they just glorified hiking boots and … Read More
Welcome to our climbing shoe buying guide for newbie climbers. When I was just starting out as a beginner climber, I was completely overwhelmed by the variety of rock climbing shoes on offer. Why do they come in different shapes? … Read More
The good thing about looking for a women’s climbing harness (or any harness for that matter) is that once you buy one, that’s pretty much it. You can use that harness for all your roped climbing needs. It’s only if … Read More
Training with a hangboard (also known as a fingerboard) can be a great way to improve your finger strength – especially when it’s the limiting factor in your climbing after you’ve reached a plateau. We’ve all been there, you get … Read More
Quickdraws are an essential safety component in your sport or trad climbing arsenal. Just as crucial as your harness and rope, quickdraws help connect you to whatever you’re climbing in case you have a fall. Sounds pretty important to me! … Read More
Are hiking leggings even a thing? We’re all familiar with the usual shapeless hiking pants we normally see in outdoor stores but what we wanted something more flattering and comfortable that isn’t instantly destroyed the second you graze a thorny … Read More
Climbing pants (or trousers if you speak the Queen’s english) tend to be something of an afterthought. We may think very carefully about which climbing shoes to invest in or which puffer jacket offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio but we … Read More