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    How To: Build Your First Trad Rack

    Julie Pon   4 May 2020 

    Trad climbing opens a whole world of lines and possibilities. Knowing what gear to get, or get first, may be overwhelming but follow our lead and we'll get to the top!

    QUICK TIPS

    • Build your rack step by step, piece by piece.
    • Start with passive protection for a more durable and affordable start.
    • Climb with others and see what gear they use to get a feel for what suits you best.
    • Mark your gear so you can get it back at the end of the day.

    When you first start traditional (trad) climbing, it can be tricky to know where to begin when building your first trad rack. A rack is made up of many components, but most climbers will talk of their rack in terms of the protection they have.

    In Australia, a 'single rack' of cams with a set of nuts is perfect to tackle short and varied cracks found in the Blue Mountains and Arapiles. If your plan is to get on long and splitter routes like those at Mount Buffalo, Frog Buttress or Tasmania then think about doubling the amount of cams.

    Everyone approaches their first rack a little differently. The most important part to remember is that no combination of gear is wrong. You'll learn to work with what you have and your trad rack will grow with you as you progress.

    Now we're assuming you have all your personal safety equipment or a sport set up. This includes your shoes, harness, helmet, rope, personal safety sling, prusiks and belay device (more on that below). If not, check out our other guides or contact us for help on getting started.

     

    Let's take a look at single rack:

    A lot of people make the mistake of thinking they need everything above to start trad climbing. Let me tell you, if that were the case no one would start trad climbing.

     

    Building Your Rack Step By Step

    It's good to start with passive protection (pieces with no moving parts) to help you get a sense of how gear fits into cracks. Protection (pro) such as nuts and hexes are the go-to because they're cheaper and more durable.

    After you have gained a bit more experience in your harness, you'll have a better idea about using and choosing active protection (pieces with moving parts). It took me nearly a year of borrowing different cams before deciding what felt best for me!

    Don't worry if you're missing some cams or nuts. It's common to borrow or combine your gear with your climbing partner to make a rack that's appropriate for a route. Just remember to mark what’s yours with nail polish or coloured tape so you can get it back.

    Okay, let's get you trad climbing without breaking the bank straight away:

     

    1. Get A Nut Tool

    When you first start out, owning a nut tool can be one of your best decisions ever. Why? Because you can earn "booty" gear to add to your rack (these are nuts left behind from other parties). You'll also need that nut tool to save your own gear from becoming booty for the next group.

    Nut tools will vary in design, weight and comfort, but all function as bottle openers. You’ll just need to decide if you want a leash or no leash.

    Most people prefer a leash on their nut tools to avoid dropping them, but I personally go for the Metolius Feather Nut Tool.

     

    2. Passive Pro: Grab A Set Of Nuts

    Great trad climbers have a keen eye for nut placements, but this doesn’t come without practice.
    Pro Tip: When seconding and removing gear, place it back in again to get a feel for the placement.

    Starting out with a set of nuts is great for learning about crack constrictions and the management of gear. A typical set of nuts consists of 10 - 13 pieces from about 0.5cm to 3cm in width.

    Grabbing a set with standard sizes will cover a variety of nut placements. Standard sets include:

    • Wild Country Rock Set 1 - 10
    • Black Diamond Stoppers 4 - 13
    • Metolius Curve Nuts 1 - 10
    • Camp Pronuts 1 - 7

    You can also get complete sets, which often include micronuts or larger nuts. My favourite has been the Black Diamond Pro Stopper Set with the addition of micronuts and movable wires that can be squeezed onto the occasional carrot bolt. If you're climbing down at Arapiles, I found this set the most useful.

    If you don't need micronuts and you're after a more reasonably priced beginner set, you should check out the Wild Country Anodised Rock Set or the cheaper Classic Set in all silver.

    Coming soon: How to: Choosing Passive Pro - check back soon!

     

    3. Passive Pro: Hexes (The Poor Man’s Cams)

    Climbers either hate or love hexes, and it stems from where (or when) you first started trad climbing.

    If you’re not ready to purchase cams, consider grabbing a set of hexes instead.

    Hexcentrics or rockcentrics are placed into larger cracks that are too big for nuts, and torqued at an angle in the crack. They are so versatile, easy to learn, and are great for a lot of the beginner routes in the Blue Mountains.

    During my learning phase, my hexes were well loved. I used my Wild Country Rockcentrics from sizes 5 - 9 until the paint faded away and the slings were brown with dirt.

    I found that when I moved towards tougher climbs, I didn't really need hexes anymore - so think about what you are climbing before deciding on what to get first: hexes or cams.

     

    4. Carabiners: Oval Keylocks

    I cannot stress this enough, racking passive protection using oval keylock carabiners is the best because the wires or slings won't get caught. You can get them big and easy to handle, like the CAMP Oval XL Carabiner.

    Pro Tip: Buy two of them to separate your smaller, solids nuts from the larger, hollow nuts. This will help you find the gear you need when you’re gripped.

    Coming soon: Learn more about the different types of carabiners.

     

    5. Belay Device: Guide Mode

    Compared to single-pitch sport climbing, trad climbing introduces many more belay and rappel styles. A simple tube style belay device or an assisted breaking device designed for one strand of rope will be unsuitable in quite a few situations common in trad climbing. 

    If you don't already own one, get a belay device with the circular loop at the top of the device. Why? Because it's the most versatile device for single stranded, double stranded, or top belays as well as rappelling and ascending (and it's cheap!).

    Keep in mind: brand does not matter at all here, they will perform the same function (choose one with nice colours).

     

    6. Anchor Materials: Cordelettes & Locking Carabiners

    Every climber has their preference for anchor material, whether it’s cord, sling or your own climbing rope, depending on who you learn from.

    The most common types of anchors you'll first learn are double bolt anchors, three piece trad anchors, and tree anchors.

    Sometimes it's hard to know what you'll actually need until you get to the anchor. Versatility is your best friend, and if it's gear you don't mind leaving behind if you need to retreat is even better.

    Cordalette is a long length of usually 6mm or 7mm cord that can be rigged in numerous ways to create equalised anchors between your protection. The long length allows you to have a variety of configurations without having to piece together slings or use up your rope length.

    My setup looks a little like this:

    • Accessory cord (6mm or 7mm) between 6 - 7 metres, and
    • Four locking carabiners (at least - anchors, prusiks, top belays; you always need them).

    Pro Tip: Don't spend too much money on carabiners as there may come a time you'll leave them behind. I always stock up on good value carabiners that aren't too heavy, like the CAMP Orbits.

    More on building anchors and how to choose carabiners coming soon!

     

    7. Trad Quickdraws & Slings

    Trad climbers love lighter quickdraws mainly because the rest of the gear is heavy enough on it's own!

    If you've come from a sport climbing background, don't buy brand new quickdraws for trad. Sport quickdraws will work fine.

    Extendable draws are what you'll need to help manage rope drag on long, wandering routes. I would recommend investing in:

    • 4 - 6 extendable draws made from two carabiners connected using a dyneema sling (60cm or 120cm).
    • 4 - 6 shoulder slings made from a single wiregate carabiner to each dyneema sling (60cm). You throw these over your shoulder.

    If you plan on making a set of quickdraws for trad climbing only, here's my ideal build:

    Keep your short draws light by using wiregates and dyneema dogbones. The CAMP Orbit Wire Draws are a good starter set for this.

    Build a few extendable draws from a mixture of solid/wire carabiners and slings.

    • ​CAMP Orbit Wire Gates 
    • CAMP Orbit Solid Gates
    • CAMP Dyneema Slings (11mm 60cm)
    • Mammut Contact Slings (8mm)

    Note that I have chosen solid gates on my extendables because sometimes I've come across the odd multi-pitch route which require a bolt plate or two.
    If you want versatility because you're climbing both sport and trad, you can always do the switch and opt for hybrid dogbone quickdraws (solid top/wire bottom) and use only wiregates for extendable draws.

    More can be found in how to choose quickdraws & slings - coming soon.

     

    8. Active Pro: Friends, Camalots & Totems

    They used to be called 'spring-loaded camming devices' (SLCDs), but these days we just use the word "cam".

    Cams are most popular for their ease of placement, especially while pumped. You simply pull back the trigger bar to retract the lobes and place the head of the cam into the crack.

    In Australia, our routes are often varied and short, which means any aspiring trad climber can get away with owning only a single rack of cams.

    Basic sizes for cams range from finger cracks (0.3) to fist cracks (#4). The sizes between cam brands do vary, for example:

     

    Source: https://cam-parison.com/

    Each cam has its pros and cons too. I suggest doing further research into the differences, talking to us in store or reading about choosing active protection in our article coming soon.

    You’ll also need to think about racking your new babies with wiregate carabiners. Colour-coding your cams and 'biners is the best way as you can look down at the top of your harness and know what to grab.

    Wild Country does a sweet deal if you’re looking at purchasing a whole set at once with racking carabiners.

     

    9. Self Rescue Kit

    The last bit of advice is to learn self rescue.

    It’s especially important when you’re in trad climbing areas, often due to the remoteness and lack of phone service.

    When I first started climbing, my friends taught me how to ascend a rope, descend without a device and pass through knots. Having the know-how and being equipped with basic self rescue gear may save your butt...

    ...and it can be as cheap as getting an extra length of accessory cord to ascend ropes.

    You can find more in our Self Rescue Tips article coming soon or check out your local climbing school for course options.

     

    NOW GET OUT AND CLIMB :)

     

     

    Julie Pon

    I have been rock climbing for about four years and it’s taken me to beautiful places all over Australia. I love adventuring into the outdoors, seeking big multi-pitches, splitter cracks and night climbing. My local is the Blue Mountains (NSW), while in the winter I’ll migrate to Frog Buttress (QLD). When the weather’s right, you can catch me at places like Point Perpendicular, Arapiles, Tassie, Buffalo and maybe the Warrumbungles.
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    Terms & Conditions

    Welcome to our website. If you continue to browse and use this website, you are agreeing to comply with and be bound by the following terms and conditions of use, which together with our privacy policy govern Climbing Anchors’s relationship with you in relation to this website. If you disagree with any part of these terms and conditions, please do not use our website.

    The term ‘Climbing Anchors’ or ‘us’ or ‘we’ refers to the owner of the website whose registered office is . Our ABN is 14 604 546 590. The term ‘you’ refers to the user or viewer of our website.

    The use of this website is subject to the following terms of use:

    • The content of the pages of this website is for your general information and use only. It is subject to change without notice.
    • Neither we nor any third parties provide any warranty or guarantee as to the accuracy, timeliness, performance, completeness or suitability of the information and materials found or offered on this website for any particular purpose. You acknowledge that such information and materials may contain inaccuracies or errors and we expressly exclude liability for any such inaccuracies or errors to the fullest extent permitted by law.
    • Your use of any information or materials on this website is entirely at your own risk, for which we shall not be liable. It shall be your own responsibility to ensure that any products, services or information available through this website meet your specific requirements.
    • This website contains material which is owned by or licensed to us. This material includes, but is not limited to, the design, layout, look, appearance and graphics. Reproduction is prohibited other than in accordance with the copyright notice, which forms part of these terms and conditions.
    • All trademarks reproduced in this website, which are not the property of, or licensed to the operator, are acknowledged on the website.
    • Unauthorised use of this website may give rise to a claim for damages and/or be a criminal offence.
    • From time to time, this website may also include links to other websites. These links are provided for your convenience to provide further information. They do not signify that we endorse the website(s). We have no responsibility for the content of the linked website(s).
    • Your use of this website and any dispute arising out of such use of the website is subject to the laws of Australia.

    Privacy Policy

    Information Collection and Use

    Climbing Anchors is the sole owner of the information collected on this site. We will not sell, share or rent this information to others in ways different from what is disclosed in this statement.

    Registration

    If you choose to register an account with this website you are required to give your contact information (such as name and email address). This information is used to contact the user about the services on our site for which they have expressed interest.

    Orders

    We request information from the user on our order form. Here a user must provide contact information (like name and shipping address) and method of payment. This information is used for billing purposes and to fill the customer's orders. If we have trouble processing an order, this contact information is used to get in touch with the user. For your security, Climbing Anchors does not retain credit card information after completion of your order.

    Sharing

    We may use an outside freight company to ship orders, and a credit card processing company to bill users for goods and services. These companies do not retain, share, store or use personally identifiable information for any secondary purposes.

    Security

    This website takes every precaution to protect our users' information. When users submit sensitive information via the website, your information is protected both online and offline.

    If you have any questions about the security at our website, you can send an email to sales@climbinganchors.com.

    Correcting & Updating Personal Information

    If a user's personally identifiable information changes (such as your post code), or if a user no longer desires our service, we will endeavour to provide a way to correct, update or remove that user's personal data provided to us. This can usually be done at the member account page or by emailing our Customer Support.