belay goggles Le Pirate Belay Glasses – Chrispacks

belay goggles Le Pirate Belay Glasses – ChrispacksLePirate belay glasses are the perfect solution for increasing safety and enjoyment while climbing. Both belayers and climbers benefit from LePirate belay glasses. With the rope in our hand, we also bear responsibility for our climbing partners and should not lose sight of them. But who hasn't experienced it? "Head in the neck" until it cracks and grinds, and after a few hours of climbing fun, you end up with a stiff neck. With LePirate prism glasses,

LePirate belay glasses are the perfect solution for increasing safety and enjoyment while climbing. Both belayers and climbers benefit from LePirate belay glasses. With the rope in our hand, we also bear responsibility for our climbing partners and should not lose sight of them. But who hasn't experienced it? "Head in the neck" until it cracks and grinds, and after a few hours of climbing fun, you end up with a stiff neck. With LePirate prism glasses, this pain is a thing of the past. Consequently, you also do something for yourself as the belayer.

You see what's happening and can much better assess when to feed out rope and when "slack" occurs. You see what's happening on the wall and can much better prepare for catching a fall, and, last but not least, concentration on the belaying process can be improved because you no longer get neck pain yourself. Another aspect is the fact that when looking up, potentially falling objects (e.g., dust, rocks, equipment such as carabiners, quickdraws, or debris from broken holds, and whatever else) could hit the belayer's field of vision.

By wearing belay glasses in conjunction with a climbing helmet, the helmet's effectiveness is significantly increased because the entry point into the field of vision remains closed. Many flies killed with one pair of glasses. LePirate belay glasses come in a neoprene protective case with an Aliens Mini carabiner in the respective color of the glasses frame, an adjustable lanyard to be able to remove the glasses and let them hang freely around the neck, as well as a cleaning cloth.