Beal Y SpreaderY Extension to anchor a flexible metal ladder to a single point.
Strong points: 4 mm galvanised steel wire, swaged eye ends, Strength 1000 kg.€ 19,95
CE4Y Floating BagVery light and small foldable bag is used to get over the obstacle in strong current and backflow. Either as a floating anchor for a zipline or as a floating anchor to pull yourself out of the swimming water.
€ 71,39
Edelrid Multichain 120cmInnovative, high-strength belay station sling. The high-strength Dyneema® core minimizes the weight while maximizing the strength. The polyamide sheath protects the core against premature wear and makes the sling easier to grip.
€ 60,00 € 54,95
Petzl Wire StropWIRE STROP is an anchor strap made of galvanized steel. Robust construction, two differently sized terminals provide multiple configurations for setting up an anchor. Easy operation and durable.
€ 35,00
Petzl Sakab Chalk bagAt CanyonZone we think the Petzl Sakab is a perfect bag to keep your collection of bolts and hangers together with your drills, nuts etc.
€ 32,00 € 28,95
Practi Bolts complete kitClimbing bolt replicas that stick to any magnetic surface. Easily practice anchor cleaning, anchor building, multipitch transitions and more with Practi Bolts. For novice canyoneers, speleologists and climbers.
€ 54,00
Practi Bolts Single BoltExtra bolt to expand your existing Practi Bolts set. Place them in your configuration. Then just peel them off and stick somewhere else. No more abstract thought exercises or confused students.
€ 20,00For Practi Bolts
Ferrite pot magnet Ø 50 mm with internal threadMagnet with a metric internal thread M8 so that they can be screwed to objects that have a matching external thread. Ideal for use with the Practi Bolts complete set to display this set on a metal surface in the desired position.
€ 5,02
Practi Bolts Sport KitReplicas of bolt hangers that stick to any magnetic surface with both a magnet and a reusable sticky surface. Easily practice rope systems: rock climbing, rescue, rope access, professional tree care.
€ 45,00
TELESCOPIC RODPioneer telescopic pole made of carbon fiber, 290 cm long, weighs only 310 g, shortened to 43 cm, can be carried in a bag. Length: 43-290cm. Number of segments: 9. Weight: 310 g.
€ 67,50 € 62,95
DMM Compact ShackleCompact closure. The double hex key locking shaft locks components and forms a smooth semi-fixed link in multiple directions. Hot forged aluminum.
€ 28,00
Anchoring & accessories
You can buy anchoring & accessories for your canyon or caving adventure at CanyonZone. We have articles from different outdoor sports brands in the range for all conditions.
An anchorage point or anchor point has a security function in canyoning, caving and climbing, it can consist of one or more anchor points, anchor points or security points on the rocks, in the ice, in the snow or on a climbing wall. These may consist of an artificial anchor point such as a hook or a stainless steel anchor plate ((plaque). It is also possible to take advantage of the natural presence of a protrusion or an opening in the rock. These anchor points may have the following function:
- Securing or securing the climber during his active climbing action. A climber can secure himself via the securing point, a set, the climbing rope and his climbing harness.
- Various securing points can be used as an intermediate stop or as an end point at which an abseiling is possible.
The following rough classification can be made:
- Natural anchors: a rock, an hourglass, a tree
- Artificial rock anchors: anchors that are placed in rock crevices or rock openings, in this category come the nuts and the friends. These are mainly used in traditional climbing, in some cases where the existing rock hooks are missing or cannot be trusted.
- Pitons: hooks that are hammered in, drilled in or glued in.
- Ice creams: hollow tubes that are twisted into the ice.
- Snow anchors: all kinds of attachments that are buried, hammered or retracted into the snow. The most obvious snow anchor is to use the pickle.
NB: Largely derived from: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zekeringspunt
