Skin is gear
Built by climbers who were sick of losing days.
Rhino came out of Central Oregon, where the rock is welded tuff and the air is dry enough to crack a knuckle on the walk in. The first batches were for a crew of friends who climbed at Smith Rock every day they could and spent every evening dealing with their hands. The formulas got tested on basalt, on tuff, on gym plastic, and on trips to Hueco, Bishop, and Red Rock, by people whose only question was whether they could climb tomorrow.
That's still the question. Everything on this page is here because a climber needed it: something to toughen tips before a trip, something to keep palms dry on a hot day, something to close a split overnight, something to get a pulley talking less. World Cup climbers use it. So do weekend crews who drive three hours to boulder in the cold. Same skin, same rock, same fix.





Tip Juice
80/100 Skin File
Repair
Hydrate
Performance
Dry Spray
Impact Chalk
Split
Super glue
Rhinos' Own Adhesive tape
Split+
















