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Season : Sale
Brand : DMM
Code : 5030420
This classic Oval biner is designed for pulley systems, aid climbing and for rescue scenarios as its symetrical shape is perfect for handling inline pulls. Featuring DMM's Locksafe locking mechanism that locks automatically when released and opens with a simple twist and pull, perfect for situations where speed is all important.
The Ultra O Screwgate could be described as the perfect aid climbing biner – it certainly performs remarkably well in the big wall environment and the I-Beam construction gives it an excellent strength to weight ratio. At some point all climbers will need to use a pulley system, most likely in a rescue situation. Oval biners are important because they allow pulleys to sit in a correctly loaded and equalised position.
The symmetrical shape also stops them shifting under load and potentially dislodging a marginal gear placement.
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