Borrowing equipment 

Linköping klätterklubb holds some equipment that you as a member can borrow. If you think something is missing, we are happy to receive suggestions for the purchase of new equipment. Contact the board or lending manager and tell us what you would like the club to buy.

How to borrow

Send a letter to utlaning@linkopingsklatterklubb.se, to be sure to get the equipment on time and get in touch at least a week before you need it. Include your membership number so your membership can be validated. Tge equipment is in Hangaren and is picked up there during normal opening hours.

Lending conditions

You must be a member of the club in order to borrow our equipment. The borrowing period is one week if no special agreements exist. When you borrow equipment, we write down your name, email and phone number. Equipment must be inspected before and after the rental to ensure quality and safety. If the equipment is subjected to stress or damage, it is important that you report it!

Equipment list

Crashpad – giant

Crashpad – large 

Ice axes, two pairs 

Step irons, two pairs 

Rope climbing sets, eight pieces

This is lent for joint construction in the hall and is not allowed to leave the climbing hall.

What is included in a set: Grigri, ascender, carbines and slings.

Library

The club has a library of guides, books and films that you as a member can borrow home. If you have a request or tip on something that we should buy for the library, please contact the club’s board.

Borrowing

The library is located in the climbing hall. Talk to the wall manager, they have access to the library and are happy to lend you a book. When you borrow from the library, we write down your name and phone number to know who has borrowed what. The rental period is usually four weeks but if there is no queue, it is no problem to extend the time. We would like you to be careful with the rental books so that they do not wear out too quickly.

Guidebooks

Norway

Lofoten Rock (Rockfax)

Heavy Water – Rjukan Ice (Rockfax) – Jon Haukassveen, Tom Atle Bordevik

Spain

El Chorro (Rockfax) – Mark Glaister

Costa Blanca (Rockfax) – Chris Craggs, Alan James

Mallorca (Rockfax) – Mark Glaister, Alan James

France

Haute Provence (Rockfax) — Adrian Berry 

The Mont Blanc Range – Classic Snow, Ice and Mixed Climbs – Jean-Louis Laroche, Florence LeLong

The Tour of Mont Blanc – Kev Reynolds

Training

Climbing Your Best: Training to Maximize Your Performance – Heather Reynolds Sagar
Rock Climbing: Essential Skills & Techniques – Libby Peter
Training for Climbing – Eric J. Hörst
Learning to Climb Indoors – Eric J. Hörst
Conditioning for Climbers: The Complete Exercise Guide – Eric J. Hörst
Off the Wall: Exercises for Climbers – Lisa M. Wolfe
Gym Climb – John Long
Better Bouldering – John Sherman

Climbing

The Climbing Handbook – Steve Long
Knots for Climbers – Craig Luebben
The Complete Guide to Rope Techniques – Nigel Shepherd
Alpinism: Introduction to Safe Alpine Mountaineering – Peter Cliff

Movies

In the library there is an archive of around 20 DVDs that you can borrow from home. To see exactly which ones, take a look in the climbing hall.