Black Diamond Daisy Chain

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The Daisy Chain is a daisy chain / etrier made by Black Diamond. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From EMS:
"For the big wall, Black Diamond's Daisy Chain is made is made with 2-inch long pockets with double bar tacks between each pocket for added strength. Made of 5/8-inch Spectra webbing. 55 inches long (140 cm.). Strength: 19kN."

From Backcountry.com:
"Daisy chains are as much a necessity on big walls as canned soup and poop tubes. BD Daisys are made with 2 long pockets with double bar tacks between each pocket for added strength. The bottom loop has been sewn with a half-twist for easy girth hitching. Sellect nylon for extra durability or Dynex for light weight and low water absorption. *Assorted colors.""

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Black Diamond Spectra Daisy Chain 12 mm x 140 cm (Fall 2005) Daisy chains are precision bar tacked and individually inspected. They work as useful adjustable-length links for aid or alpine climbers. Optimized pockets give you plenty of clipping options and the end loops have a half-twist for clean girth hitching to your harness. Spectra Daisy Chains are a good choice for alpine climbers because of Spectra's low water-absorbance and light weight. Length 140 cm / 55in. Weight 81 g (2.9 oz) Strength 16 kN (3597 lbf) Comes in 2 lengths with plenty of clipping options Precision bar tacked and individually tested"

User Reviews

Daisy Chain
Reviewed by JHawkins, Sep 14, 2007

"I used these on the Washington Column Prow route and was not overly impressed with them. After one day of use you could see significant stretching of the sewn loops on the daisy loops that I had been using to shorten up the length to jug the line. None of them ever blew, but it was always in the back of my mind."

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