Getting to the climbing gym is about to get easier.
Portland OR, Kickstarter Launch Announcement – Megabeta Climbing is launching a convertible totepack that makes it easy to organize your gear with a separate pocket for climbing shoes, featuring a smell-proof liner that keeps things fresh, and a laptop compartment if work is calling. This Totepack is the next addition to the Megabeta family of bags and adds to their line of climbing bags that make getting to the wall more accessible.
The community asked, Megabeta answered. This Totepack is the third bag for Megabeta and was designed and created to add some space for those who need it. This isn’t just any other tote… Shoe pocket lined with odor-absorbing carbon, Separate compartment for clean clothes + snacks, Convertible straps: backpack or tote. After six months of product development, prototyping, and testing, and tabling at many many gym to talk with real climbers, we’ve landed on a bag that people truly love. The Kickstarter for this product will launch on May 28th 2025.
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About Megabeta Climbing
Megabeta Climbing was founded by Jono Sanders, who spent 12 years working on consumer electronics before creating products for the climbing community. This totepack is fully an example of the ethos behind what makes Megabeta’s offering a product that core climbers, both at the crag or in the gym.
Megabeta Climbing is creating high quality products for the day-to-day climbing sessions. As an avid climber and full-time dad of two, Jono realized he was biking to the gym with shoes dangling off his backpack and set out to make a better bag. From there, Megabeta Climbing was born. A rigorous product design phase to get the first product dialed ‘the Sling bag’ was first to kickstart the brand (literally boasts a kickstarter campaign that was funded in 44 minutes). Which is a pack that keeps gear organized so you never forget your tape or snacks, plus it features a smell-proof liner that keeps climbing shoes fresh.
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