Every climber knows the sound.
“ON BELAY!”
“BELAY ON!”
“CLIMBING!”
“CLIMB ON!”
Then the wind picks up.
Someone climbs around a corner.
A group nearby starts talking.
And suddenly you're yelling louder than you ever thought you would at another human being.
Communication at the crag shouldn't be complicated.
The Oxbow Renegade 3.0 gives climbing partners a simple way to stay connected from the base of the route to the belay station. With 22 channels and 121 privacy codes, there's flexibility to find a channel that works for your group. The large, glove-friendly PTT button makes transmitting easy when you're wearing gloves or simply don't want to fumble around with tiny controls.
And with Dual Channel Watch, you can monitor two channels while you're out there—useful when a busy crag means more than one conversation is happening around you.
The technology isn't the point.
The point is that you can spend less time worrying about whether your partner heard you and more time focused on the route.
“Ready?”
“Ready.”
“Climbing.”
“Climb on.”
That's the kind of communication we want from a radio.
Simple. Clear. Reliable.
Climb more. Yell less.
