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The DMM World Tour continues! 🌎 🛫 We'll be at these events, so come say hello, check out our new products, and chat with...
19/09/2026

The DMM World Tour continues! 🌎 🛫
We'll be at these events, so come say hello, check out our new products, and chat with our team.

See you there!đź‘‹

18/09/2026

It's time to cover some cam-placement basics.

With Tom kicking off a multi-pitch route, Alice, a Winter Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor (WMCI) and AMI Member is there to coach him through some improvements to his cam placements. There's plenty more to learn about cams, and how to place them safely, but here are a few really useful tips!

As always, we strongly recommend getting hands-on instruction from a qualified instructor or an experienced, competent climber, and practising thoroughly in a safe, controlled environment.

14/09/2026

Trad Talks Continue - How to Belay with Half Ropes.

Erin is getting ready to belay Tom, who is about to lead a multipitch trad climb at the crag, using half ropes. Alice, a Winter Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor (WMCI), is on hand to teach Erin how to belay using half ropes on the route they’re about to climb.

Before using a new technique we strongly recommend seeking hands-on instruction from a qualified instructor or a competent climber, and practising thoroughly in a safe, controlled environment before heading out on route. Whatever your experience level, always carry out a thorough buddy check with your partner to confirm the whole system is correctly set up before anyone leaves the ground.

Got questions? Let us know below!👇

08/09/2026

When climbing multi-pitch routes, efficient rope management becomes increasingly important, especially when setting up and belaying from a hanging stance.
Lap coils provide a simple way to keep excess rope organised and close at hand, without creating unnecessary tangles. In this clip from Mountain Skills Online’s Trad Climbing course, IFMGA guide Dave Rudkin talks us through the process of lap coiling and how it can be used at the belay.
Want to learn more about multi-pitch climbing, stance management or trad climbing in general?
Mountain Skills Online is an expanding online learning platform packed with practical climbing knowledge and skills.

🚨 DMM customer and followers can get 10% off a monthly or annual subscription to MSO using code “DMM-10” at checkout.

Grab your Classic rope bag and hit the wall or crag.Built to fit an 80m rope with room to spare for extra gear, it conve...
02/09/2026

Grab your Classic rope bag and hit the wall or crag.

Built to fit an 80m rope with room to spare for extra gear, it converts from rucksack to courier bag thanks to detachable straps. A removable tarp keeps your rope clean and protected, with tie-in points to keep it tangle-free.
Compression straps hold your load steady and centered for better balance and comfort on approaches. They can also secure equipment like axes or walking poles without taking up valuable internal bag space.

Grab yours now -

https://dmmwales.com/products/classic-rope-bag-rb31?srsltid=AfmBOoqjjsgg7mGWmYnlhOTmeHLSzz0GN5apK5cshCaazJja5KZSYbYD

Thomas Dauser working through the intense finger pockets of Action Directe, 9a, back in 2020.Photos by
01/09/2026

Thomas Dauser working through the intense finger pockets of Action Directe, 9a, back in 2020.

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Ben Bransby on Warpath E5 6a with Emma Twyford 29 years after he first climbed it.
27/08/2026

Ben Bransby on Warpath E5 6a with Emma Twyford 29 years after he first climbed it.

25/08/2026

Introducing Trad Talksđź§—

We're going back to basics! Trad Talks is a new video series covering the key fundamentals we think every climber should know.

Over the series we'll dig into route finding and reading guidebooks, gear placements (and how to tell a good one from a bad one), the different styles of belaying, and everything you need to know about quickdraws, carabiners, and slings.

Join us as we follow Alice, a Winter Mountaineering and Climbing Instructor (WMCI) and member of the Association of Mountaineering Instructors (AMI) and Tom through a full day of climbing, the problems they run into, and how they work through them together. We're kicking things off with Alice guiding Tom through route finding and reading a guidebook: how to choose a route that matches your skill level, recognise when a route isn't the right call, identify a solid anchor point, and spot potential gear placements and anchor-building opportunities along the way, as well as understanding the descent before you commit.

Got a question for Alice and Tom? Drop it in the comments below! 👇

What does it take to become one of the UK’s most accomplished rock climbers? Emma Twyford's climbing career spans three ...
22/08/2026

What does it take to become one of the UK’s most accomplished rock climbers?

Emma Twyford's climbing career spans three decades, boasting incredible achievements across trad, sport and bouldering. Emma has flashed trad routes up to E8 and headpointed up to E10, including her ascent of Yma O Hyd (E10, 7a). In September 2019, she became the first British woman to climb 9a with her ascent of The Big Bang at Lower Pen Trwyn in North Wales.

These extraordinary efforts come with mental pressure to perform. When asked how she deals with this, Emma told us: “I’m always making sure I count the small wins and checking in with myself to see if I'm still enjoying the process”.

Emma went on to explain, “Being relaxed about it makes me perform better. It means I perform when I want to.”

Want to learn more about Emma’s process? Read her athlete profile on the DMM website.
https://dmmwales.com/blogs/athletes/emma-twyford

The anatomy of an Alpha Sport.A shape that sits comfortably in your hand.Grooves on the spine for extra grip.A 16mm Nylo...
21/08/2026

The anatomy of an Alpha Sport.

A shape that sits comfortably in your hand.
Grooves on the spine for extra grip.
A 16mm Nylon quickdraw sling, avaliable in three useful lengths (12cm, 18cm & 25cm) with keepers on the rope end.
A bent gate at the rope end guides the rope in smoothly.
Hot Forged in Wales, UK

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