Gripped

Omega Pacific Closes Doors

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Omega Pacific has announced they’re closing shop after 38 years of manufactur­ing an assortment of climbing gear. One of their most-loved pieces of gear was the Link Cam, but they were known for their beefy quickdraws and carabiners. ceo Rob Nadeau sent an email on Jan. 20 that said, “As Omega Pacific starts the new year, I’m writing you today as ceo to share some important informatio­n about Omega Pacific’s future. After 37 years as a U.S. manufactur­er of high-quality climbing and rescue hardware, Omega Pacific has made the decision to close its doors. The decision is based upon economic factors, and the founder’s decision to retire. Therefore, Omega Pacific will begin winding down business operations immediatel­y.”—gripped

 ??  ?? Right: Chas Yonge in 1983 in Porcupine Cave, B.C.
Right: Chas Yonge in 1983 in Porcupine Cave, B.C.

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