Simple Yet Essential
The coat hanger.
Humble. Overlooked. Found in just about every home,
usually doing what it does best: keeping your
clothes off the floor and your closet in check.
Don’t throw them away, just hang in there.
Do you wish to participate in the annual grappling hook throwing competition? Sign up here!
You’d never guess how handy a coat hanger can be when you’re scaling your next big climb.
Ever thought about giving your coat hanger a second
life?
Instead of
selling it off or tossing it in the trash, why not
put it to better use? For those who crave adventure, your old coat
hanger could become the perfect tool for your next
outdoor escapade.
The coat hanger.
Humble. Overlooked. Found in just about every home,
usually doing what it does best: keeping your
clothes off the floor and your closet in check.
But for something so useful, it rarely gets much love. Hangers often end up tangled at the bottom of the wardrobe or shoved in a forgotten box during spring cleaning. Out of sight, out of mind. But what if we saw it differently?
Your leftover coat hangers are more useful than you think — especially if you like hanging off cliffs. With a built-in hook and natural grip, they’re surprisingly ready for your next climb.
Don’t throw away your old coat hangers, you can still use them. As a climber you often have to buy expensive gear that breaks over time. What if you could just use something you have a lot of at home? Here are some ways you could use your old coat hanger as climbing equipment.
Become part of the Hanger Climbing community by participating in our yearly Grappling Hook Throwing Competition.
The only time it’s okay to throw your laundry tools.
At the Grappling Hook Throwing Competition, it’s your chance to toss your homemade hook as far and high as possible.
Every participant scores a goody bag featuring a coat hanger branded with our logo. And the top thrower? They take home a €100 cash prize.
Sign up!June 15 2025
2 PM
€15 pp