Canyoning

Canyoning, also known as canyoneering, is the adventurous activity of descending canyons by navigating a combination of walking, scrambling, jumping, abseiling (rapelling), and swimming. Safe and enjoyable canyoning requires specialized equipment designed for the unique challenges of this wet and technical environment. Here’s a breakdown of some key canyoning equipment and their functionalities:

• Canyoning Helmet: Protects the head from falling rocks and impacts during jumps or scrambles. Look for helmets designed for water activities with good ventilation and a chin strap.
• Canyoning Harness: A full-body harness is crucial for rappelling sections and maneuvering with ropes. Canyoning harnesses often incorporate attachment points for specific canyoning equipment.
• Canyoning Backpack: A waterproof backpack is essential for carrying gear like spare clothes, snacks, and safety equipment. Look for features like a secure closure system and drainage holes.
• Canyoning Rope: Our robust canyoning ropes are made for regular use. Complex, twined sheath structures make them particularly abrasion resistant while their bright colors make them easy to see, even in poor visibility or the water.