UKC Gear – PODsacs

Introducing a new range of Podsacs rucksacks for 2011. Lux - Light But Tough. The material used is a new, very light but very... [ full story ]

Here's what's new from Podsacs, the British brand with its roots in the Sheffield climbing scene of the early 80s. The focus is... [ full story ]

"Climbers need rock + climbers need gear = climbing gear needs you + climbing shops need you." Sheffield's Si Berry of Beta... [ full story ]

80mm deep, hinged pad for easy folding and storage. [ full story ]

British brand Podsacs are delighted to welcome Jules Littlefair to the team. Jules has redpointed: Raindogs, 8a, Malham Cove,... [ full story ]

POD Sacs Dyno Competition - At CliffhangerAn open competition will take place on each day, all being well with a world record... [ full story ]

Brand new for Spring 2010 is the Granite range of Podsacs. Simple, functional and tough all-round climbing and mountaineering... [ full story ]

Brand new for Spring 2010 is the Alpine range of Podsacs. The Alpine 30, 40 and 50 are lightweight packs honed for the alpine... [ full story ]

Tough, no nonsense all round mountain pack. The Crag Sac will cope with everything from cragging to alpine climbing. [ full story ]

Podsacs have a strong reputation amongst climbers for producing the most durable, 'fit for purpose' gear available. Building on... [ full story ]

"What you take and what you leave behind can make all the difference when scrambling," says Paul Lewis. "A small rucksack, a well... [ full review ]

"For Alpinists or those wanting a multi-pitch climbing sac: the Podsacs Alpine 30 is a state-of-the-art front runner", says Mark... [ full review ]

British brand Podsacs have a superb reputation and a very loyal following, says Toby Archer. I don't think I can remember one... [ full review ]

Need a new rucksack? Simon Jacques did and he purchased a POD Crag Sac. He found the POD range, "unfussy, not strewn with... [ full review ]