Rhino Skin Solutions

Luis Cajero is always putting up the coolest lines! What a stunner.

“I took a long break from hard climbing and projecting for the last 2 months, just focusing on nurturing my heart near my family, friends and my girlfriend. It’s been a beautiful journey to come back to my old city and “base camp” and see the old crags I developed over 15-25 years ago with different eyes. Eyes of nostalgia, joy and now with my heart full of love. Thanks to everyone who has made this year the best year of my life so far.

I put up this sick arete-highball over 11 years ago, still a mental testpiece as the crux of the boulder sits right in the last move to the sloper on the lip”

Rhino Athlete flowing thorough the classic masterpiece: ‘First Rule of Fight Club’ in Rocklands, SA. What a beautiful piece of rock! Nice work, Zoe.

It’s not all hype, the stuff just works. There’s a reason we specialize in skincare.

Helping to renew your sore and worn skin is our number one priority. When skin is a valuable resource, and bad skin can shut you down on your project, Rhino products are designed to maintain, enhance, and help the recovery of fingers and muscles. We set out to make a product that prevents splits and cracks while keeping skin durable, tough, and dry.

The team behind Rhino Skin Solutions spans a wide range of sporting disciplines. We’ve tested, listened to, and worked with alpine, sport, and traditional climbers, skiers, yoga instructors, doctors, and both recreational and advanced athletes pushing themselves to the next level.

One thing we all have in common is that we want the best and Rhino always keeps that in mind.

Rhino athlete Tyler Thompson putting down historic lines out in Wyoming. Mega inspired, Tyler!

“Throwin’ the Houlihan!!

I found this route intimidating to the point I didn’t even try it last summer despite climbing harder routes like Moonshine. I felt I wasn’t prepared and would probably hurt myself on the pockets.

Since getting a pulley injury I’ve been climbing open hand almost exclusively and have been feeling pretty strong. Didn’t go down without some serious try hard! Love how hard the iris makes you work for these routes, 5.12 or 5.14.

Established by Todd Skinner in 1991 and shown in the OG Masters of Stone I, this was one of the hardest routes in America when it was put up!”

Try Dry so your session doesn’t go awry.

Video by Bryce Bozovich