Small and precise
Compact brushes, like Finale and Foppiano, are suitable for crag climbing, fit in small chalk bags, and help you tackle even micro-crimps and crystals.
Seven NUTs, seven usage profiles. Choose based on the grip, the context, and the precision you are looking for.
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9 × 40 mm

9 × 50 mm

9 × 60 mm

12 × 50 mm

12 × 60 mm

20 × 60 mm

20 × 70 mm
Each NUT is a climbing brush designed starting from the surface to be cleaned. There is no one perfect size for every rock, hold, and climbing style. At launch, all models use 100% natural boar Hard bristles.
Compact brushes, like Finale and Foppiano, are suitable for crag climbing, fit in small chalk bags, and help you tackle even micro-crimps and crystals.
Intermediate measures increase coverage without sacrificing quality or handling. The meeting point between sport climbing and bouldering.
A larger bristle, like Scorace and Daone, allows you to cover a greater surface area of rock and helps you with grip on slopers and flat holds.
During a forced break due to a knee injury, Adi turned his passion for climbing brushes into the first Nut prototype: ugly, uncomfortable, and ineffective, by his own admission.
That is precisely where the research began: working with wood, testing, listening to other climbers, and improving. The first brushes were made of walnut. That wood inspired the name Nut; today, every model in the range is a NUT.
Wooden handles and 100% hard boar bristles: the product begins with perceived quality and the choice of materials.
Size, grip, and brushing surface are developed to work together.
A controlled, pleasant, and consistent brushing technique for the hold being cleaned.
Adi envisions a solution, builds it by hand in the laboratory, and takes it to the crag. The requirements are shared with climbers who regularly use Nut: only the prototypes that provide the best results enter the range.

Foppiano, Finale, Mello, Varazze, Albaria, Scorace and Daone: every NUT brings with it a spot, a style of climbing and a design philosophy.
Clean your route, take care of the rock and leave it ready for those who come after you.