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Gear Built for Real Rock.

3D printed climbing training tools and gear organizers.
Engineered by a climber who actually uses them. No Faff.

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15+
Years Climbing
8+
Years 3D Printing
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Manufactured Locally in BC

Training Gear That
Earns Its Place on the Wall

Every product was built because it was needed. Tested at the gym and the crag before it ever went on sale.

Hangboards & Blocks
TriEdge Crimp Block
TriEdge Crimp Block
The TriEdge is your all-in-one finger training tool for every stage of a session, ideal for gym sessions and warming up at the crag. Start on the 20mm for warmup and recruitment, work through the 15mm, and push to the 10mm rounded edge for small crimp prep and min edge hangs. Three edges, one block: the full training spectrum without swapping tools.
SlimEdge Crimp Rail
SlimEdge Crimp Rail
Small enough to slip into the back of your chalk bag. The SlimEdge is pocket-sized and ultralight, built to go where you go. The 8mm and 6mm edges are designed to feel like the crimps you find on real rock, so your fingers are warm and ready for the send. Built for the crag and the boulders, but earns its place as a gym training tool too.
MidEdge Crimp Rail
MidEdge Crimp Rail
The MidEdge is one size up from the SlimEdge and still small enough to fit in the back of your chalk bag. The 8mm and 10mm are ideal for getting your fingers warmed up or doing lifts at the gym for training. The 10mm matches the depth of the TriEdge's smallest edge, but with a more aggressive shape designed to feel more like the crimps you find on real rock. The 8mm takes it further for small crimp prep. Pocket-sized, ultralight, built for the crag.
ProGrip Pinch Block
ProGrip Pinch Block
The ProGrip is a compact pinch block designed to keep things light without compromising the quality and integrity needed for heavy loads. With two sizes, 40mm and 75mm, you can train both narrow and wide pinch patterns to build well-rounded grip strength for whatever the rock throws at you.
DriftBoard Hangboard
DriftBoard Hangboard
The DriftBoard is a full two-handed portable hangboard built for climbers who refuse to lose fitness on the road. 22mm, 20mm, and 15mm edges plus a jug rail across the top that doubles as a pull-up bar. Compact enough for travel, strong enough for serious sessions.
StepEdge Crimp Block
StepEdge Crimp Block
The StepEdge is a 20mm unleveled crimp block built around a simple insight: your fingers aren't all the same length, so your edge shouldn't treat them like they are. The stepped surface distributes load more evenly across all four fingers for a more natural grip position and more controlled hangs.
Gear Organizers
SendRack Quickdraw Organizer
SendRack
The SendRack is a 12 slot flexible quickdraw rack, ideal for organizing your draws and gear for a day out. Made from TPU, it bends and flexes as you stuff it in your bag with no risk of damage. No more counting draws before you leave the crag. If all the slots are full, you have everything you need.
Mega SendRack
Mega SendRack
Same as the SendRack but with 18 slots. Designed for climbers who carry lots of quickdraws for their long projects.
CrackRack Trad Gear Organizer
CrackRack
The CrackRack is built thicker than the SendRack to handle the weight of a full trad rack without sacrificing flexibility. Each rack holds a complete single rack plus your nuts, so you can grab it and go. Once everything is racked up, it is easy to do a quick visual check and make sure all your cams and nuts are accounted for before you leave the crag.
Wrist Trainers
RotaForce Wrist Trainer
RotaForce Wrist Trainer
The RotaForce targets pronation, supination, and radial deviation; the movements your wrist makes constantly when climbing. A constant torque is applied through the full range of motion, meaning your wrist stays engaged through the entire arc. If you have a tweaky wrist, this product is a must have.
FlexForce Wrist Trainer
FlexForce Wrist Trainer
The FlexForce trains wrist flexion and extension the same way you would with dumbbell wrist curls, but lets you dial the resistance up or down on the fly. The real advantage is the ability to preload torque before you start your reps. This means your wrist stays engaged through the full range of motion.
Climbing Gyms
Boulder Grade Tags
Boulder Grade Tags
Grade tags designed for gym route setting. Clean fonts and two colour contrast make them highly readable, even from across the gym. Secures to the wall with a single screw. Sold individually.

Built Different.

Not a factory. Not a dropshipper. Every product is engineered, tested and printed by someone who climbs on it.

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Engineer-Designed
Every product starts with a real problem, not a marketing brief. Product geometry is optimized for strength, grip and function before a single gram of filament is used.
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Climber-Tested
Prototypes go straight to the gym and the crag. Products only make it to the shop after they've been tested for months during training sessions and on real rock.
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MechEng Experience
Designed with a deep background in 3D printing, design for manufacturing, failure analysis and materials science.
Filament spool
PETG Filament Construction
We print in PETG for a reason. It's strong, impact resistant, UV-resistant and holds up to chalk and moisture.
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No Middleman
Direct from printer to you. No warehouses, no distributor markups. You're buying directly from the person who designed and printed your gear.
Nathan Head climbing on real rock in Squamish

Built Because the Gear Didn't Exist.

I didn't start Head Climbing Collective because I saw a market opportunity. I started it because the gear I wanted didn't exist and what did exist was heavy wooden products that were expensive. So I built my own.

I've been climbing for 15+ years, starting as a competitive youth athlete and now mostly projecting hard routes outdoors. I've been 3D printing since high school. At some point those two things collided and I started building my own training tools because nothing on the market was exactly right.

The first products were just for me. Then my gym friends started using them. Then people at the crag started asking where I got them. That's when I realized I might be onto something.

Every product HCC makes comes from that same place; a real problem, a design I actually used and feedback from real climbers. No focus groups. No marketing-first thinking. Just stuff that works, made by someone who climbs on it.

Head Climbing Collective @head_climbing_collective

How Your Gear Is Made

Every HCC product is made using Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), the most common form of 3D printing. A spool of filament is melted through a precision nozzle and deposited layer by layer to build up a solid part. Think of it like a hot glue gun guided by a computer, but with engineering-grade materials and tolerances dialled in to fractions of a millimetre.

FDM is ideal for climbing gear because it allows for complex internal geometries like optimized infill patterns that make a part strong exactly where it needs to be, without unnecessary weight. Every print is made to order, meaning your gear is fresh off the machine, not sitting in a warehouse.

All HCC products are printed in PETG (except TPU gear organizers), a material chosen for its impact resistance, UV stability and ability to handle the chalk, moisture and abuse of real climbing environments.

Common Questions

Do you charge tax?
No. As our sales are currently below the threshold to register for sales tax, so what you see is what you pay.
How is the grip?
All products are printed with a textured surface that provides excellent grip with chalk. Each order includes sandpaper so you can dial in extra grip to your preference.
Where do you ship?
We currently ship within Canada only. More regions coming soon.
Will you be holding pop-ups during the summer in BC?
Yes, there will be pop-ups held in the Squamish area over the summer months. This is a great opportunity to test the products in person and buy with no shipping cost. Follow on Instagram to find out where and when the pop-ups will be.
Do your products come with a warranty?
Yes. All products are covered by a 1 year warranty against manufacturing defects and structural failure. If a warranty claim is approved, we will replace your product and you just cover the cost to ship a new one. Normal wear and tear from regular training use is not covered.
Can I choose a colour?
Yes. Most products are available in multiple colours. Select your preference at checkout.
How long does shipping take?
Orders are printed and shipped within 3 to 5 business days. Canada Post delivery times vary by region but typically arrive within 2 to 7 business days after dispatch.
Can I request a custom size or configuration?
We love hearing from the community. Reach out via Instagram or email and we will do our best to accommodate custom requests.

Get In Touch

Questions about an order or custom requests? Reach out anytime.

shop@headclimbingco.ca @head_climbing_collective

Safety Notice

Head Climbing Collective products are designed to support climbing training and organization. No product is certified PPE or rated for load-bearing, fall protection, or life safety use.

By continuing, you confirm you understand these products are not safety-rated equipment.