more»Black Diamond ATC-XP
$15.95 - $19.95
MSRP: $19.95
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Reviewed by 3 Trailspace users
Flexible device, can use both the smooth and ridged…
yapak
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Flexible device, can use both the smooth and ridged sides. The smooth side has the same feel as the original ATC (which performs excellent). The ridged side however is a bit too much friction for me.
Don't get me wrong, the friction/ridged side is a good idea, but it somehow lost the smoothness that everyone enjoyed from the classic ATC.
I have a nine and eleven year old who easily learned…
FromSagetoSnow
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Price Paid: $18.98
I have a nine and eleven year old who easily learned how to use this to belay each other and rappel with 10.2mm rope. What else can I say. Simple, easy, rugged, inexpensive.
Love this device. Nothing fancy or complicated. Just…
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Price Paid: $20
Love this device. Nothing fancy or complicated. Just a great piece of bombproof gear.
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The ATC-XP is a belay/rappel device made by Black Diamond. It has an average rating of 4.5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews
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