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Stainless Steel: expensive, strong, but hey, how many of these are you using each year, anyway! Much more resistant to corrosion than galvanized (except in a salt-water setting). If you want your bolts to be semi-permanent, go stainless.

But in EVERY CASE, you otta watch this video first, which you probably have to copy/paste:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74-0NOFNkpo

Drill bits for doing the devil's work.

1/2” Bosch and 3/8” DeWalt SDS bits made for rotary hammer drills, which are used with the Petzl Rock Pecker for hand-drilling. They have the SDS attachment system, and a carbide hunk in the tip that makes them very durable. Working length is 4”; full length of the bit is 6”.

I am no longer making these, sorry.

Doing the Devil's Work?

A bag for bolting, unbolting and hooking. Reinforced mesh bottom. Internal dividers for drill bits and 1/2" bolts. Around the neck strap. Two plastic loops for tying off your wrench to. Handmade by me (which is why it is expensive).