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ATC Guide Autobloc Belay Device (Manufacturer link) popular Average Rating = 4.60/5 Average Rating : 4.60/5

In: Gear: Essential Equipment: Belay Devices & Descenders

ATC-Guide 5 out of 5 stars

Review by: yesitsdrew5310, 2006-12-20


Fantastic device. I haven't been able to use all it's features quite yet, but its awesome if you need to do some rescue work for your 2nd climber and you are belaying from the top.


Grigri Belay Device (Manufacturer link) popular Average Rating = 4.24/5 Average Rating : 4.24/5

In: Gear: Essential Equipment: Belay Devices & Descenders

Petzl GriGri 5 out of 5 stars

Review by: yesitsdrew5310, 2006-12-20


I use this for jumaring and locking off to take photos of climbers. I also use this for belaying top rope, because it's easy to use after a climb if you are pumped. Feels very solid, I love it.


Rocklock Screw Biner (Manufacturer link) Average Rating = 3.40/5 Average Rating : 3.40/5

In: Gear: Essential Equipment: Carabiners: Locking Carabiners

Black Diamond Rocklock 4 out of 5 stars

Review by: yesitsdrew5310, 2006-12-20


I have the auto-locking one and the normal one, they are good if you want a large biner. A bit on the heavier side, so I would prefer the BD Mini Pearabiner over this.


Mini Pearabiner Screwgate (Manufacturer link) Average Rating = 4.33/5 Average Rating : 4.33/5

In: Gear: Essential Equipment: Carabiners: Locking Carabiners

Black Diamond Mini Pearabiner 5 out of 5 stars

Review by: yesitsdrew5310, 2006-12-20


Nice light mid-large locker. Round rope bearing surface doesn't kink the rope while using a munter hitch for belays. 68 grams is very nice for a mid-large locker too.


Quicksilver Quickdraw (Manufacturer link) Average Rating = 4.38/5 Average Rating : 4.38/5

In: Gear: Essential Equipment: Carabiners: Quickdraws

Black Diamond Quicksilver2 Quickdraws 5 out of 5 stars

Review by: yesitsdrew5310, 2006-12-20


This is my first set of draws, and I love them. I do agree that the straight gate biner does flip a bit, but its nothing that bugs me. All you have to do is flip them to the correct way before you throw them on your gear loops.

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