CLIMB ALOHA




Hawaii’s Outdoor Climbing Shop & Rock Climbing School!

Climb Aloha

Hawaii’s Climbing Shop

2241 Noah St. / Honolulu, HI 96816

phone: (808) 391-3575

email: bugman@climbaloha.com

Hawaii Rocks Climbing School

Hawaii’s Source for Outdoor Training

For Recreational Courses-Contact:

phone: (808) 772-9849

email: coordinator@climbaloha.com

For Military & Commercial Training or Rigging-Contact:

phone: (808) 387-7825

email: bugman@climbaloha.com

NEWEST NEWS!

Metolius Crashpad

Aloha Climbers!

In order to make room for new gear we are placing several outdoor products on sale. Brand new 5.10 approach shoes, MadRock climbing shoes, hydration backpacks and quickdraws are just some of the must-have’s that are getting this awesome discount, make sure to stop on by and check out the sale bins!

Just In!!

we are stocked back on Metolius Crashpads with several colors, come and get ‘em!


Mahalo for your continued support in making us #1,

-Climb Aloha Staff

GET PSYCHED !

Announcing a newly established bouldering area right in town.

Check out the Climb Aloha Group Page on Facebook for area description, routes, photos, and more.

Happy Bouldering!

Mahalos!
Bugman

OTHER NEWS!


INDOOR CLIMBING GYM…Re-Update May 12, 2010: SEEKING PARTNERS
Many mahalos!…to everyone that has responded since our May 3 notification that we are seeking partners for a much needed and planned indoor gym right in town. We are exploring several options for the ownership structure including a group-owned and possibly a community-owned facility. Therefore, we would like to clarify that all inquiries about investing (large and small) are welcome.

Several folks also responded about contributing skills and expertise to this endeavor and we are grateful and would like to further invite anyone with interest to get in touch with us. If you are interested and motivated, please contact me directly about this opportunity at: bugman@climbaloha.com


Climbers’ Guide to the Hawaiian Islands…coming soon!

Team Climb Aloha is currently working around the clock to wrap up the first edition of a “Climbers’ Guide to the Hawaiian Islands”. The guidebook will include a detailed description of every area and every route on the island of Oahu, plus additional information on the neighbor islands. We’re shooting for a late-Fall 2010 release. Please stay tuned for updates!