Beal 5mm Prusik
5mm cord is best for really thin ropes, particularly icy ones or those concerned with weight and bulk.
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5mm cord is best for really thin ropes, particularly icy ones or those concerned with weight and bulk.
6mm is the normal diameter prusik that makes up 80 - 90% of our sales.
Comes in two pre-cut lengths - 6m and 10m, great for making anchors.
7mm is ideal for use with 11mm ropes and can also be used for bailing off.
Innumerable uses. Really good idea to keep a couple of metres of different sizes in your pack.
I like the quick adjustment and it's a comfortable fit.
Useful for attaching rope protectors to the rope.
My favourite sling, great for extending runners, not recommended for anchors or as bail slings.
A popular small dogbone.
20 litre bucket, big enough to hold most everything you'd want.
Many uses, great for route setters, industrial abseiling, fencing etc. Simple, quick open / close system.
Reinforced grip area, allows a two handed grip if required.
Supple, abrasion and melt resistant. Note: strength 22kN.
Krab not included.
Of these devices this is the best I've seen.
Popular, cheap, different colours from the BD equivalent.
The name says it all. Choice of three sizes. Surprisingly comfortable to carry and heaps of features.
Works well, but a little harder on the hands than the Dobi.
Take the pain out of those ignimbrite pockets.
1.25cm or 2.5cm width
A simple large pulley with swivelling side plates for use with larger ropes.
A simple double pulley with swivelling side plates, ideal for larger ropes.
Compact pulley with swivelling side plates.