PETZL
 TacTikka Plus Headlamp $42.95 |
 TacTikka Plus NVG Headlamp $42.95 |
 TacTikka XP Adapt Headlamp $64.95 |
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 Tibloc Ultralight Ascender $29.95 |
 Tikka Headlamp $27.95 |
 Tikka Lenses Kit $4.95 |
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 Tikka XP Lenses Kit $8.95 |
 Voltige Chest Harness $53.95 |
 William Ball Lock Carabiner $17.95 |
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 William Screw Lock Carabiner $13.95 |
 William Triact-Lock Carabiner $17.95 |
 Zipka Pouch $14.95 |
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Petzl's passion is the exploration of the natural world in one of it's most radical dimensions: vertically. It all started in the 1930's when Fernand Petzl, a metal worker and pioneer of cave exploration, discovered his vocation as an inventor and put it to use in realizing his dreams.
Since then, imagination and experience have never ceased their dialouge, and have come together in an incredible series of technical "firsts": the first device for protecting rappel descents, the first climbing harnesses, the first headlamps with the battery case carried on the head. Today in the field of vertical exploration, PETZL's innovations accompany the most extreme achievements, underground, above ground, on water, on rock or on ice.
Petzl stimulates its imagination to create products guided by the quest for safety, for functionality, for a balance between lightwieght and comfort, but also for simplicity in use.
Paul PETZL
President
Since then, imagination and experience have never ceased their dialouge, and have come together in an incredible series of technical "firsts": the first device for protecting rappel descents, the first climbing harnesses, the first headlamps with the battery case carried on the head. Today in the field of vertical exploration, PETZL's innovations accompany the most extreme achievements, underground, above ground, on water, on rock or on ice.
Petzl stimulates its imagination to create products guided by the quest for safety, for functionality, for a balance between lightwieght and comfort, but also for simplicity in use.
Paul PETZL
President