Secure Your Tools. Climb Without Restriction.

The Blue Ice Hydra Leash is an ultralight, extendable leash system designed to secure your ice axes while maintaining complete freedom of movement.

Weighing just 54g, it's one of the lightest leash systems available, featuring elasticated cords, wide-gate carabiners, and a 360° ball-and-socket swivel to prevent tangling and allow natural movement while climbing.

Whether you're tackling technical ice or alpine terrain, the Hydra Leash ensures your tools stay attached-without getting in your way.

Why You'll Love It

Ultra-lightweight - Only 54g
Anti-tangle swivel - Smooth 360° movement
Extendable system - Freedom while climbing
Secure attachment - Prevents dropped tools
Fast clipping - Wide-gate carabiners

Built for Ice & Alpine Climbing

Perfect for:

Ice climbing
Alpine climbing
Mountaineering
Technical routes
Mixed terrain

Designed to keep your tools secure without restricting movement

Performance Features

Dual Elastic Leash System

Two extendable leashes

Provides:

Secure attachment for both tools
Flexibility while climbing
Dynamic movement range

360° Ball-and-Socket Swivel

Anti-tangle design

Allows:

Free movement of tools
No twisting or tangling
Smooth transitions between placements

High-Tension Carabiners

Wide gate opening

Delivers:

Fast clipping/unclipping
Secure attachment
Easy handling with gloves

Extendable Length (80cm → 135cm)

Dynamic range

Provides:

Freedom of movement
Adaptability for different positions
Comfort during use

Ultralight Construction

Only 54g total weight

Ideal for:

Fast & light alpine setups
Technical climbing
Minimalist gear systems

Secure Harness Attachment

Lark's head connection

Ensures:

Stable connection to harness
Quick setup
Reliable security

Technical Specifications

Weight: 54g
Length: 80cm (extends to 135cm)
Strength: 2kN
Materials: Aluminium, UHMW Polyethylene, PES

Includes:
2 elastic leashes
2 high-tension carabiners
Integrated swivel system

Perfect For

Ice climbers
Alpine climbers
Mountaineers
Technical climbers
Minimalist setups