Climbing stickers
Sticker Kiln makes rock climbing stickers for climbers: skeletons hanging off sandstone, summit naps and crag mottos like “Just One More Hold.” Every climbing sticker is printed on thick waterproof vinyl with a UV-resistant laminate and cut in Utah, so it survives chalk, sun and the approach.
8 stickers
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
from $3.25
Where climbers stick them
- Crash pad
- 4–5″ on the outer shell. Stick it to a smooth panel, not the fabric seams.
- Helmet
- 2–3″ on smooth areas away from vents, and off any safety labels.
- Water bottle
- 3″ fits most bottles. Top-rack dishwasher safe.
- Van, truck or cooler
- 4–5″ for the trailhead crowd.
Not sure what size to get? Read the sticker size guide or how to apply vinyl stickers.
Climbing stickers: questions
Can I put a sticker on my climbing helmet?
Yes, on smooth areas of the shell. Clean the spot with rubbing alcohol first, keep clear of vents, and don’t cover safety or certification labels.
Will chalk ruin a vinyl sticker?
No. The laminate keeps chalk out of the print, and it wipes off with a damp cloth.
Do you have desert and sandstone climbing stickers?
Yes. “Just One More Hold” hangs off red sandstone above the desert, and it’s part of the Red Rock Country collection.