Belay, Ascend & Descend, Pulleys

Useful as a sub 10mm single rope auto block as well as its intended use as a ratchet prusik.

5mm cord is best for really thin ropes, particularly icy ones or those concerned with weight and bulk.

7mm is ideal for use with 11mm ropes and can also be used for bailing off.

Super light 73g NOTE: This device only works with ropes from 6.9mm to 9mm. Sweet spot 8.1mm - 8.5mm.

A more simple version of the CT Click Up.
Very light and compact.

A still useful bit of kit, which can be locked off easier than an ATC when abseiling.

More compact than other guide mode devices.

A solid unit.

Compact, light dual pulley.

A big figure 8 with large, solid spurs to help stop the rope rolling off.

Can be used in two modes. The curved shape makes locking off easier and with the V shape the rope is less likely to roll off.

Probably the best alternative to the Petzl Ascension.

A must if you are hauling and useful at times with general rope systems.

Our most popular small pulley.

So light and small, really no reason not to carry one when multi-pitching. Particularly useful if climbing with inexperienced partners, or if there is three in the party. A recommended piece of kit.

Heavy duty, wears really well, popular old school device, that has stood the test of time.

Brand new from DMM. Looks good and is lighter than the Verso. I feel it is better suited to sub 10mm ropes.

Really useful as a redirect if using a waist belay at the top.

A really good unit, seems to do it all.

A very versatile device, but takes a while to become competent/conversant with it. You will either love it or hate it, take a look at some reviews before you buy.

Useful for anchors, chain or sling.

Multi directional rigging plate.

A small, light rigging plate.

Ideal for use with single ropes.

Possibly the best of this type on the market.