Camp Mountaineering Shop
Welcome to our Camp Gear Shop where you can find all Camp products that we have in our database.
We have a total of 46 Camp Products in the following categories:
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Our Shop Admnistrators hand pick products and these are our Camp Hot Picks:
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Starlight
The Camp Starlight is an ultralight, low-profile climbing helmet that's ideal for rock climbing when ...
$99.95
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Zephyr
A strong and durable axe for winter hillwalking or classic alpine snow climbs. the Zephyr features a ...
£49.99
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XLH 95 - Mens
Camp made their XLH 95 Climbing Harness for adventure racers and ski mountaineers who want the light ...
$31.96
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Ball
CAMP USA Ball Nuts are the only choice for hammerless aid-climbing protection in thin, parallel-side ...
$34.95
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XLC 470 - Semi Automatic
Mountaineering involves carrying too much weight as it is. Lighten your load with the 16.5-ounce CAM ...
$121.46
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Pulse
CAMP created the Pulse Ski and Climbing Helmet for serious ski trips that involve technical pitches ...
$89.96
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Corsa
Ski mountaineers and other alpine travelers needed an ultralight mountaineering axe, so Camp created ...
$109.95
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Vector Nanotech
Camp uses Nanoflex steel to make their Vector Nanotech Crampons 7oz lighter and 20% stronger than cr ...
$195.96
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XLC 490 - Universal
The Camp XLC 490 Crampons strap onto everything from trail running shoes to beefy mountaineering boo ...
$124.95
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Company
After 80 years since the first ice axe was built, C.A.M.P. stands today as a leader in the international markets of mountain gear and work & rescue equipment. Mountains are all aroud the world, and wherever you find mountains C.A.M.P. is there.
History
C.A.M.P. (Construction Articles for Mountaineering in Premana) was formed in 1889 high in the mountains of Premana, Italy. Its founder, Nicola Codega – the grandfather of the current owners, was a blacksmith producing a wide range of products from wrought iron, including various cutting implements. The culture of iron and its workings had taken root in Premana during the 1800’s and the iron mines in the valley were heavily exploited.
Alpine and mountaineering equipment did not begin to develop for a further 30 years when the founder’s son, Antonio Codega, began producing new items for alpine use: the ice axe.
The inspiration to develop these new tools came from a former official of the “Italian Army Alpine Troops” who, upon returning from the First World War, stressed that soldiers were in need of equipment that would enable them to move more efficiently over difficult and icy terrain. It was 1920, and the early development of mountaineering equipment had begun. By 1940 the company had grown to a workforce of twenty employees.
Following the Second World War one of the most prolific mountaineers of the period began visiting Premana, his name was Riccardo Cassin. It was this charismatic figure with a huge passion for mountaineering that helped Antonio Codega’s four sons develop and nurture Camp’s continued production of mountaineering equipment.
Over the following 50 years C.A.M.P. went on to develop not only ice axes but also new items such as crampons, hammers, pitons and nuts. The C.A.M.P. range grew from strength to strength and its natural expansion stretched beyond Italy and Europe and was now on an international level.
With the addition of products such as helmets, harnesses, gaiters, rucksacks and sleeping bags C.A.M.P. have further complemented their existing range, whilst also broadening the appeal to a larger spectrum of outdoor users and enthusiasts.
At the beginning of the years 2000, C.A.M.P. continues to work for the one who is challenging himself and the nature, who is actively living in the outdoors, for the one who is "young inside", who loves the risk and the spirit of adventure, who stops at the colours of sunrise and at the enchantment of sunset, for the one who loves profoundly the nature and has an innative yearning to explore.
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