1. The your10.com Mountain Hardware Guide 2. The your10 Mountain Hardware Guide Your10.com has teamed up with Ellis Brigham to bring you the 10 top choices for your mountain hardware needs Jez Stevens, our featured expert has scoured the market looking for the gear which represents the best in performance and value to save you hours of online research and frustration 3. Our Expert Jez Stevens With extensive experience peak-bagging, climbing and mountaineering in the UK and the Alps, Jez is ideally placed to give you the inside track on the latest gear. Ellis Brigham have expertise in every aspect of mountain sports and are at the forefront of the newest innovations to help you get the most from every trip to the mountains. 4. Edelrid Nineteen G 8.99 Weighing in at just 19 grams, this is probably the lightest full strength climbing karabiner on the market. It's not just for the superlight purists though! It's a great addition to any rack, remaining surprisingly usable despite its small size. 5. Petzl Laser Speed Ice Screw 17cm 59.99 Ice screws are traditionally constructed in steel, but Petzl have broken the mould with the Laser Speed Light. While the teeth are still made in steel for durable bite, the main tube is made in aluminium. This reduces the weight radically, perfect for alpine climbs where every gram counts. 6. Five Ten Anasazi Climbing Shoes 109.99 The famous Five Ten Pinks made a welcome return this Spring. I had a pair of the originals back in 2003 my first pair of technical rock shoes and loved their slim precision and stiffness. Now with a revised heel theyre better than ever. 7. DMM Cirque Adze Ice Axe 84.99 DMM are a symbol of British manufacturing genius, and they produce these best-selling mountaineering axes in their factory at Llanberis, North Wales. It's a fully T rated axe that's strong enough for ice axe belays, has an insulated grip, and just feels great in use. 8. Beastmaker 1000 Series 74.99 If you're serious about getting strong, Beastmaker training boards are the solution. Machined in the UK from sustainably-sourced and skin- friendly wood, the Beastmaker 1000 has a great range of holds from small crimps to big slopers. It's a fantastic training aid that can help you climb harder. 9. Black Diamond Rocklock Magnetron 21.99 Black Diamonds Magnetron gate is something special, one of the standout recent innovations in climbing hardware. Magnetic arms create a reliable lock and are very easy to use even with one hand. This is both technically appealing and practical it really works. 10. Black Diamond Half Dome 2 Helmet 49.99 Helmets have to offer protection but also be comfortable enough to wear all day long. The Half Dome delivers on both levels. The construction is a proven hybrid of polycarbonate shell and EPS lining, while the internal shape gives a great fit. Whatever kind of climbing you do, this is hard to beat. 11. Boreal Joker Climbing Shoe 74.99 Year after year, the Joker maintains its position as the premier rock shoe for beginners. The forgiving fit, comfy padded tongue and easy lacing combine to make this an absolute hit with pretty much everyone who tries them on. They are simply the ideal shoe for those starting out on rock. 12. Arcteryx Aperture Chalk Bag 14.99 The Aperture chalk bag is pretty much unique, as you'd expect from Arc'teryx. The twisting closure system really works, allowing you to seal your chalk securely inside while also compressing the whole bag for easier transport. 13. Edelrid Serpent 9.8x40m Climbing Rope 79.99 We worked closely with Edelrid to create the Serpent, a new rope available exclusively at Ellis Brigham. The 9.8 diameter is the modern standard for indoor and outdoor use, and this light, bright rope is a great all- rounder in any length from 30m up to 80m. 14. Your10.com Product inspiration from People you trust Visit your10.com