Climbing and Rappelling For Fun and Sport With Tactical Gear , Friday, July 17, 2009 at 12:16 AM, in

There are many aspects to Special Forces gear that go above and beyond clothing. Included in the gear is functional equipment that many civilians use for sport and other activities. For example, climbing and rappelling is a dangerous sport if you don't have the right equipment. The military uses rappelling and climbing on many of their missions to help protect and serve, and they only use the best of the best equipment - equipment made and designed by the United States Military specifically for 'worst case' conditions that will outlast and be safer than anything available on the civilian market.
In the military, there are many factions that have broken off from the "big three" - army, air and navy - and all of them serve a special purpose in the military - to fight for the freedom and safety of civilians in this country and others. One of the most important aspects of these military organizations is the clothing and gear that they are given - it is designed to protect them and camouflage them in hostile territory. Special Forces rappelling and climbing gear provides the same high quality gear that the military uses for civilian use.
The military uses climbing and rappelling gear for many special operations and rescue missions.




The men and women that serve in these positions have to have high quality gear that will last through the toughest weather and hardest conditions - the gear offered at Special Forces Gear is the equivalent of the 'real deal' - allowing civilian citizens access to the same type of high quality athletic climbing and rappelling gear that has been used by the military for decades. This gear is proven and trusted by many athletes who love to climb and rappel for fun and sport and you can have the same gear as well.
Climbing and rappelling gear includes:
- Anchors
- Ascenders
- Carabiners
- Descenders
- Fast ropes
- Hardware
- Harnesses
- Pulleys
- Rope runners
- Ropes
- Slings
And rescue gear which includes:
- Harnesses
- Release anchors
- Rescue ladders
- Rope bags
- Stirrups
- Transfer straps
- Victim harnesses




With tactical gear in your hands, you can be sure that your outdoor adventure to climb and rappel will be safe and fun - you don't have to worry when you're using top of the line equipment like the Special Forces military uses in even more hostile situations and worse conditions. This gear is available for you, as a civilian, to purchase from specialforcesgear.com at great prices for authentic gear.

For more information about Climbing, Rappelling and Special Forces Gear, please visit http://www.specialforces.com