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Made for finding your flow on the go, the lightweight Salute is made to travel with you. Textured surfaces on this two-sided yoga mat give it the superior cushioning and excellent grip fans love. While germ-resistant properties keep it safe and hygienic between wipe downs.

Features

• High density top and lower density base
• Two sided textured surface provides superior cushioning and excellent grip on hard surfaces
• TPE material is UV resistant, lightweight and uses non-toxic materials in its production
• Closed cell construction prevents germs from absorbing into the mat
• 72 (183 cm) long x 25 (63.5 cm) wide x 5 mm thick
• 3.94 lbs (1.8 kg)
• Imported

Materials

• 100% Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE)

Brand Story

prAna was started in a garage in Carlsbad, California back in 1992. At that time yoga and climbing gear left a lot to be desired, so Beaver and Pam Theodosakis decided to create their own stylish and sustainably made clothes. They sewed the first pieces themselves, labeled them with tags made from homemade recycled paper, and shipped their orders in fruit boxes from local grocery stores.

A women’s climbing essentials package designed to get you out the door and up on the rock. 

With everything you need to get started in the gym or at the crag, the Black Diamond Momentum Harness Package is a complete, convenient package for all-around female climbers, featuring their most popular harness for all-around use.

• Momentum Harness
• ATC-XP belay/rappel device
• RockLock Screwgate carabiner
• Mojo chalk bag
• BD White Gold chalk

• Weight: [Harness only] 350 g (12 oz)

What began with a backyard anvil and a hammer has now grown into a global company with offices on three continents. Since 1957, Black Diamond's innovative gear designs have set the standard in numerous areas. 

Black Diamond has become a globally recognized voice for conservation and preservation ethics, particularly in Utah, where Black Diamond's global headquarters sit at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains. Black Diamond and Waste Management recycled an estimated 25 tons of Black Diamond's waste—approximately 60% of the organization's total solid waste stream. This included approximately 138 tons of cardboard, 43 tons of metals, 28 tons of paper, 26 tons of plastics and 1,776 lbs of computer waste. This recycling effort amounted to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of approximately 510 tons CO2—roughly equivalent to not driving 720,000 miles each year.

With 250 lumens of power housed in a super compact, watertight body, the Cosmo 250 is perfect for urban adventures and overnighters in the woods. The Cosmo’s new, compact body, is more ergonomic with a lower profile for improved balance, and the updated user interface includes a second switch for easy lens selection.

In addition, the updated optical efficiency not only provides brighter light, but also saves battery life. And thanks to its watertight construction, the Cosmo keeps lighting the way whether you’re forced to bike home in the rain, or you’re hiking back to camp in an unexpected downpour.

• Emits up to 250 lumens on max setting
• Red night vision has dimming and strobe modes and activates without cycling through the white mode
• Compact, low-profile design uses three AAA batteries, included
• Settings include proximity and distance modes, dimming, strobe, red nightvision and lock mode
• Multifaceted optical lens design
• IPX8: Waterproof-Tested to operate at least 1.1 meters underwater for 30 minutes. If submerged, water may enter the battery compartment and it will still operate; it should be completely dried out after us in wet conditions.

What began with a backyard anvil and a hammer has now grown into a global company with offices on three continents. Since 1957, Black Diamond's innovative gear designs have set the standard in numerous areas. 

Black Diamond has become a globally recognized voice for conservation and preservation ethics, particularly in Utah, where Black Diamond's global headquarters sit at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains. Black Diamond and Waste Management recycled an estimated 25 tons of Black Diamond's waste—approximately 60% of the organization's total solid waste stream. This included approximately 138 tons of cardboard, 43 tons of metals, 28 tons of paper, 26 tons of plastics and 1,776 lbs of computer waste. This recycling effort amounted to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of approximately 510 tons CO2—roughly equivalent to not driving 720,000 miles each year.

The Storm 400 is engineered for epics in all conditions, featuring a robust waterproof/dustproof housing and 400 lumens of bright light. With a new, compact body, the Storm 400 is more ergonomic, and the updated user interface includes a secondary switch for easy mode selection. In addition, the updated optical efficiency not only provides brighter light, but also saves battery life that you can now easily track with a six-setting, three-LED battery meter.

The Storm 400 also has three different colored night vision modes and peripheral white lighting for close-range activities like carefully re-racking for the final summit pitch in the dark. The headlamp has our Brightness Memory feature, which allows you to turn the light on and off at a chosen brightness without reverting back to the default, full power setting. The Storm 400's PowerTap Technology enables you to quickly and easily access maximum brightness with the touch of a finger.

• Emits up to 400 lumens on max setting
• PowerTap™ Technology allows instant transitioning between full and dimmed power
• Brightness Memory allows you to turn the light on and off at a chosen brightness without reverting back to full power
• Regulated for constant light output
• Compact, low-profile design uses four AAA batteries
• Settings include full strength in proximity and distance modes, dimming, strobe, red, green and blue night-vision, and lock mode
• Multifaceted optical lens design
• Waterproof and dustproof: Sealed housing withstands immersion over 1m for 30 minutes (IPX67)

What began with a backyard anvil and a hammer has now grown into a global company with offices on three continents. Since 1957, Black Diamond's innovative gear designs have set the standard in numerous areas. 

Black Diamond has become a globally recognized voice for conservation and preservation ethics, particularly in Utah, where Black Diamond's global headquarters sit at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains. Black Diamond and Waste Management recycled an estimated 25 tons of Black Diamond's waste—approximately 60% of the organization's total solid waste stream. This included approximately 138 tons of cardboard, 43 tons of metals, 28 tons of paper, 26 tons of plastics and 1,776 lbs of computer waste. This recycling effort amounted to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of approximately 510 tons CO2—roughly equivalent to not driving 720,000 miles each year.

A 250-lumen basecamp and backpacking lantern, the Volt runs on an intergrated rechargeable lithium battery or standard AA batteries, and features USB charge in and charge out ports—ideal for charging a cell phone in the backcountry. The Volt includes a hanging option or can stand alone making it perfect for lighting up camp no matter where you are.

• Emits 250 lumens on max setting
• USB charge in/out port
• Hangs or stands
• Lock mode to preserve battery life
• Dims or strobes
• Runs on rechargeable lithium battery or three AA batteries

What began with a backyard anvil and a hammer has now grown into a global company with offices on three continents. Since 1957, Black Diamond's innovative gear designs have set the standard in numerous areas. 

Black Diamond has become a globally recognized voice for conservation and preservation ethics, particularly in Utah, where Black Diamond's global headquarters sit at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains. Black Diamond and Waste Management recycled an estimated 25 tons of Black Diamond's waste—approximately 60% of the organization's total solid waste stream. This included approximately 138 tons of cardboard, 43 tons of metals, 28 tons of paper, 26 tons of plastics and 1,776 lbs of computer waste. This recycling effort amounted to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of approximately 510 tons CO2—roughly equivalent to not driving 720,000 miles each year.