Climbing Magazine for PC

★ ★ ★ Climbing Magazine Overview

What is Climbing Magazine? The CLIMBING app is a digital version of the world's most authoritative publication covering technical rock climbing, bouldering, mountaineering, and ice climbing. It provides practical advice on training, gear, technical skills, injury prevention and treatment, and the most exciting climbing destinations on the planet. The app offers interactive bonuses such as slide shows, video, and topo diagrams of climbs.

Software Features and Description

1. • Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication.

2. Each issue is jammed with practical advice on training, gear, technical skills, injury prevention and treatment, and the most exciting climbing destinations on the planet.

3. • Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.

4. • Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period.

5. • Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase.

6. CLIMBING is the world's most authoritative publication covering technical rock climbing, bouldering, mountaineering, and ice climbing.

7. • No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period.

8. Our iPad edition adds slide shows, video, topo diagrams of climbs, and other interactive bonuses.

9. • Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase.

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Download and install Climbing Magazine on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Climbing Magazine	Get App ↲	6 5.00	Active Interest Media, Inc

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Climbing Magazine app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Climbing Magazine on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Climbing Magazine"
The search will reveal the Climbing Magazine app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Climbing Magazine is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Climbing Magazine.
Now enjoy Climbing Magazine on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Active Interest Media, Inc	5.00	3.4.0

Download on Windows 11

For Windows 11, check if there's a native Climbing Magazine Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:

To get started, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto "Playstore on PC" » click "Configure_Download" button. This will auto-download and install PlayStore on your computer.

To use Climbing Magazine,
- Login to the PlayStore we just installed
- Search for "Climbing Magazine" » then Click "Install".
- Climbing Magazine will now be available on your Windows start-menu.

Minimum requirements	Recommended
8GB RAM SSD Storage Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000 Architecture: x64 or ARM64	16GB RAM HDD Storage

Get Climbing Magazine on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Active Interest Media, Inc	6	5.00

Download on Android: Download Android

Climbing Magazine functions

- Access to 6 issues per year, including annual Gear Guide and Photo Annual, with an annual subscription of $14.99

- Monthly subscription available for $1.99/month (1 issue)

- Single issue purchase option for $3.99

- Practical advice on training, gear, technical skills, injury prevention and treatment, and the most exciting climbing destinations on the planet

- Interactive bonuses such as slide shows, video, and topo diagrams of climbs

- Automatic renewal of subscription unless turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period

- Subscription management available in the user's Account Settings

- No cancellation of the current subscription allowed during active subscription period

- Privacy Policy and Terms of Service available at https://www.pocketoutdoormedia.com/privacy-policy/

✔ Pros:

- Fun and playful interactive features

- Forward-thinking multimedia components (videos, sound effects, collapsible captions)

- Top-notch photographs

- Useful tips and motivating articles

- Touch-point technique diagrams are effective for visual and reading learning

☹ Cons:

- App is severely lacking on iPhone

- Hi-res images of pages must be viewed in portrait mode, making it frustrating to read articles or view photos

- Blocks of text are too small to read when zoomed out, forcing the reader to pinch-zoom in and move the text back and forth

- No double-tap-to-zoom mechanic to isolate images from text

- Clunky and annoying to use

- Impossible to take in some of the beautiful two-page spreads in the magazine on iPhone

- Zooming coexists with page-turning, making it difficult to zoom on a specific part of an image on iPhone

Top Pcmac Reviews

Unimpressive

By iWilldrinkyourmilkshake (Pcmac user)

I'm a little surprised to read the positive reviews. I was initially very excited to see this app in Newsstand but this implementation is severely lacking. In short it's nothing more than hi-res images of pages which must be viewed in portrait mode, making the process of reading an article or viewing a photo a frustrating exercise in pinching, zooming in and out, and moving a page back and forth. There are blocks of text which span an entire page that are too small to read when zoomed out, so the reader is forced to pinch-zoom in and move the text back and forth. Very clunky and annoying. Likewise, there is some beautiful photography which would benefit from a double-tap-to-zoom mechanic to isolate the image from the text, like in iBooks. Look to apps like Cook's Illustrated for and excellent example of digital print media presentation.
The app that gets it

By desertsolitaire73 (Pcmac user)

I'm a fan of the the app Mag app. Unlike a lot of publications that think you can just PDF the print version of the magazine, slap it online, and wham-o, it's suddenly iPad compatible (never the case), the app's app has fun and playful interactive features. The forward-thinking multimedia components (Videos! Sound effects! Collapsable captions!) combined with its top-notch photographs, useful tips, and motivating articles make this one of my favorite magazine apps. This is how all publications should be thinking when it comes to tablet-friendly editions.
I'll stick with the print edition

By k-means (Pcmac user)

The content of the magazine is great, but the app is not appropriate for iPhone. The presentation is just medium-res page images, making is necessary to zoom to read anything but headlines, and sometime content is 3/4 or full-page width so it's basically impossible to read without zooming and swiping back and forth. On the other hand, viewing one page at a time it's impossible to take in some of the beautiful two-page spreads in the magazine. The zooming also coexists with page-turning, so my normal method for zooming on a specific part of an image on iPhone ends up turning the page--so instead I have to zoom, swipe, zoom again. Many of these things are probably fine on iPad. But you presumably still can't see two-page photos.
Great upgrades with v1

By JonDornBP (Pcmac user)

I've been a subscriber since the first issue came out on iPad, and I was pretty pleased then with how great the magazine looked on a tablet. But it's gotten so much richer. The amount of interactivity and the bonus video, map, and tech tip elements makes the magazine a multilayered experience that delivers a lot more information than what you get in print. As an intermediate climber who never feels quite skilled or fit enough, I especially like the touch-point technique diagrams. The combination of visual and reading learning is very effective.