Leave shoes, a harness and a rope to them. They’re fitted to the body and trusted with their safety, and climbers say they’d rather choose those themselves.
Anyone who climbs goes through chalk and brushes, and is glad of better ones than they’d buy. Boot Bananas suit anyone who owns climbing shoes.
The Push is a story and suits anyone. The other two are for someone who wants to get better: MacLeod on habits, Beastmaking on finger strength. All three are in English.
All four are for someone who climbs with a rope. The clip stick and the head torch are for days outside; at the climbing wall, it’s the glasses and the rope bag they’ll use.
The chalk bucket works at the climbing wall too; the crash pad is for bouldering outside. A hangboard needs a solid wall at home and someone a year or more into climbing.