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News posts and Articles featuring Tom
British ex-pat Tom Bolger has ticked his 10th 9a with at Finestra sector, Margalef, Spain. Tom has been resident in Spain for a number of years and has gradually worked his way back through the grades after incurring a serious back injury in 20...
Tom Bolger has confirmed his return to form following his recent back injury, as after climbing Era Vella, 9a, at Margalef he has just climbed another 9a with Seleccio Natural at Santa Linya and flashed Migranya, 8b at Siurana. Seleccio Natural...
Catalunya-based Brit, Tom Bolger recently had a return to 9a form with an ascent of Era Vella, following a back injury preventing him from climbing UKClimbing.com got in contact with Tom to find out more about his injury, Era Vella and his future plans...
Tom Bolger, an Ex-pat Brit living in Spain has just climbed the Margalef classic Era Vella, 9a. This heralds a...
Tom Bolger has climbed another hard route in the Santa Linya cave, Spain, this time making the first ascent of a...
British climber Tom Bolger has climbed the very steep limestone sport route of Catxasita 9a/+ at the Santa Linya cave,...
British climber Tom Bolger has added yet another top level sport route to his CV with an ascent of Fabela...
Reviews from the UKC editorial team
The Click Up+ is an updated version of the popular Click Up. Will we love the update as much as we loved the original?
For a dedicated sport climbing harness you will want something light, comfortable and fairly simple. In this group test the UKC team go through some of the best lightweight sport harnesses on offer.
A classic 12-point crampon that will cover you from winter walking, though mountaineering, to climbing at a respectable level, the Nuptse Evo represents great value for money, says Tom Ripley.
Many climbers are all-rounders, so there's a need for harnesses that can do a bit of everything too. We look at nine...
Whether it's for Scottish mixed, Continental ice or drytooling, a pair of technical axes are your key weapons. In this comparison review...
It may not set out to rewrite the rules, but we think Climbing Technology's Orion is an excellent take on the polystyrene style...
Most climbers own a rope bag, but few take much trouble in choosing one. Considering how much use you'll get out of it, however, a little...
Announcements direct from manufacturers
We spent earlier this week catching up with brands at the big winter gearfest: ISPO. Despite the fact the show was quieter than usual, this in no way detracted from the quality of the clobber on show and hitting the shops in the near future. Below...
Although Climbing Technology design gear for all types of climbing, it's probably fair to say that sport climbing equipment forms the core of their range. CT are based on the outskirts of Milan, close the Italian Alps and a number of world...
We're just back from the annual summer gear-fest that is the OutDoor trade show. As Europe sweltered in the heat the world's outdoor industry gathered in Munich to network, drink beer and showcase their shiny new stuff. For us it's a great opportunity to...
The annual ISPO trade show, which brings the world's outdoor industry together under one roof (or a series of...
Climbing Technology's range of winter specific equipment gets better each year. For winter 2018 / 2019 they have a...
The UKC/UKH team have just returned from the final OutDoor show at Friedrichshafen. We saw hundreds of innovative,...
The UKC team recently returned from the annual gear-fest in Munich: ISPO 2018. Here are some video interviews with brand...
