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Our Favorite Shoes and More Gear on Sale Right Now

Save and send at Memorial Day Sales this weekend

Photo: Anthony Walsh Collection

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We recently released our 2025 summer climbing gear guides, with our newest field-tested picks for climbing shoes, helmets, ropes, and more. With the creme de la climb fresh on our minds, we were understandably stoked to see several of our picks—and more gear we love—marked down for Memorial Day Sales. This is a great chance to fill out your gear closet with some high-caliber products at up to 30% off while sales last (most run through May 26). Happy saving and sending.

1. La Sportiva TC Pro

$219.00 $164.19

La Sportiva TC Pro
(Photo: Courtesy La Sportiva)

This shoe is a classic for a reason, worn by everyone from Alex Honnold to trad dads across the country. The La Sportiva TC Pro is a stiff all-arounder that performs on everything from techy granite faces to splitter cracks. Climbers love it for its all-day comfort, reliable performance, and durability. We’ve long loved this shoe, and last reviewed it with accolades after a notable update in 2022.

Shop La Sportiva TC Pro

2. La Sportiva Miura VS – Best Tech Shoe of 2025

$199.00 $149.19

La Sportiva Miura VS
La Sportiva Miura VS (Photo: Courtesy La Sportiva)

We ranked the powerfully precise Miura VS as the Best Technical Shoe of 2025. It crushed on everything from heel hooks to overhanging granite. And this updated model is even more comfortable than before. (If you’re wondering what the difference is between the Miura and Miura VS, it’s just the closure—the Miura features lace-up, while the Miura VS sports Velcro straps).

Shop La Sportiva Miura VS – Women’s

Shop La Sportiva Miura VS – Men’s 

3. Black Diamond Mondo Crashpad

$499.95 $374.89

In our roundup last year of the best crashpads, we loved the mega-sized Mondo for highballs, scary topouts, and solo sessions without a spotter. Of course, this means it’s also bomber for any bouldering problem. We also love that this super high-quality pad is made from 100% recycled shell fabric.

Shop BD Mondo Crashpad

4. Black Diamond Hydra Ice Tool

$309.95 $254.89

Black Diamond Hydra Ice Tool ice climbing 2025
Black Diamond Hydra Tool (Photo: Courtesy Black Diamond)

This is your chance to get what is—in the opinion of Climbing editors and other testers—the best ice tool on the market right now at 25% off. Released last fall, the BD Hydra is brilliantly customizable and “swings like a dream.”

Shop BD Hydra Tool

5. Black Diamond Vision Helmet

$99.95 $76.39

$139.95 $112.39 (MIPS version)

Black Diamond Vision
(Photo: Courtesy Black Diamond)

Our All-Around Best Helmet of 2025, the BD Vision is lightweight, breathable, and comfortable, which means you’ll actually want to wear it. We also love how easy it is to adjust. You can get this helmet with or without MIPS (multi-direction impact protection system, which helps reduce rotational forces upon impact).

Shop BD Vision Helmet

Shop BD Vision MIPS Helmet

6. Mammut 8mm Alpine Core Protect Rope

25% Off

Mammut 9.5 Alpine Core Protect
(Photo: Courtesy Mammut)

Featuring an internal sheath made from aramid (aka Kevlar), the Mammut Alpine Core Protect is designed to resist cuts. After significant field testing, we also crowned it as our Most Durable Rope of 2025. Whether it’s time to retire your last rope or you just want a safety upgrade for your summer climbing objectives, we can’t recommend this rope enough. Available in 30m, 60m, or 70m.

Shop Mammut Alpine Core Protect Rope

7. Cotopaxi Allpa Gear Hauler Bag

$85 $63.75 (30L)

$125 $93.75 (60L)

The Gear Hauler in action at Moab’s Wall Street (Photo: Maya Silver)

This gear storage and transport bag is amazing for storing and organizing climbing gear. But it has far more applications beyond that. We’ve used it as an open rope bag at the crag or gym, for hauling gear to the crag when the approach is minimal to non-existent, and as a climbing gym gear bag. You can store your chalk in its own pocket so it doesn’t dust up the rest of your gear. We also love that it’s made from 100% recycled fabric.

Shop Allpa 30L Gear Hauler

Shop Allpa 60L Gear Hauler

8. Black Diamond Alpenglow Hoody

$109 $81.75

Sun protection, breathability, and odor control merge into one wear-it-all-week layer that we love for everything from the alpine to chill days at the crag. Even if you’re avoiding the sun at all costs by choosing your routes wisely this summer, you’ll probably be hiking through the sun to get there. This UPF40+ hoody will save you on that sunscreen weight and the time applying it, too.

Shop BD Alpenglow Hoody – Men’s

Shop BD Alpenglow Hoody – Women’s 

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