Over 150 years of alpine expertise
EDELRID was founded by Julius EDELmann and Carl RIDder in 1863. At first, the company made braids and cords. Julius Edelmann was a salesman and mountaineer, Carl Ridder a technician, who specialised in braiding machines. The faces might have changed over the years but EDELRID remains an innovative and creative company to this day. In 1953 EDELRID invented the kernmantel rope and revolutionised the world of climbing. Materials and production techniques were constantly improved and then 11 years later, EDELRID produced a rope capable of withstanding multiple falls – the forerunner of the modern dynamic climbing rope. Climbing has never looked back since.
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These are reviews from the UKC editorial team
Many climbers are all-rounders, so there's a need for harnesses that can do a bit of everything too. We look at nine female-specific models here.
Over the last few months the UKC Test Team have been putting six pairs of half ropes through their paces. Though they're all good, we came to an easy consensus on our favourites.
The Edelrid Bullet was first introduced in 2016, and the range has since extended to include screwgates and HMS belay karabiners. We've had a selection on long-term test. Here's what we think.
Bouldering mats have come a long way since the beer towel. Not only do modern pads give a better landing, they are also bigger,...
Whether it's for Scottish mixed, Continental ice or drytooling, a pair of technical axes are your key weapons. In this comparison review...
Over a year our reviewers get through a mountain of gear. Here, members of our review team pick their personal highlights from the...
It may be a niche product, but if you're saving weight on big mountain routes then this incredibly light double rated rope...
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Edelrid's three best selling harnesses have had some exciting updates for 2019. We have the Jay for men, the Jayne for women and the Finn for kids.
Now that the festive season is upon us it's time to start thinking about hanging up your rock shoes for a few days and relaxing. Before that however you may want to consider a few small gifts for the climber in your life.
Now that the weather is turning colder it's time to start thinking about venturing into the mountains for some winter activities. Edelrid have a large range of products specifically developed for this purpose.
Due to the success of our competition to win a 60m Edelrid Swift Eco Dry 8.9mm rope that is currently running on UKC. We...
The UKC/UKH team have just returned from the final OutDoor show at Friedrichshafen. We saw hundreds of innovative,...
We're just back from the annual gear fest that is the OutDoor show in Friedrichshafen. From the thousands of products on...
With the amount of interest that has been shown in our competition that is currently running to win 1 of 2 Edelrid Ohm...
Articles featuring this brand
Back in 2016 Edelrid made the decision to be the first company to only offer assisted braking belay devices. This represented a huge step forward in Edelrid's dedication to both innovation and safety. Two years later the range has evolved to offer...
Edelrid are giving one lucky climber the chance to win a Swift Eco Dry. Answer the simple question to be in with a chance of winning!
Every once in a while a product comes along that revolutionises a certain aspect of everyone's favourite sport. The Edelrid Ohm is one of these.
Most climbers will at some point have experienced that horrible feeling when you have to accept that your favourite...
EDELRID are giving 3 lucky UKClimbing readers the chance to win one of their most popular climbing helmets.
Win 1 of 3 Jay II or Jayne II all-rounder harnesses, with adjustable leg-loops and easy to align tie-in points, from...
We're giving 3 lucky winners the chance to take home a 60M EDELRID rope of their choice from either the Parrot 9.8mm, Boa....
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