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DMM Phantom Quickdraw

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These are my favourite draws for trad climbing and…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars

These are my favourite draws for trad climbing and have kicked my venerable DMM Spectres into retirement.

The combination of super light weight (26g), reasonable size and a gate open strength of 9kn makes them perfect for classic rock routes where you will be carrying lots of carabiners. The weight difference when carrying a rack of these is felt very easily and it really makes a difference on long, hard routes.

They clip well especially considering their smaller than average size and don't mis-behave.

I still use DMM Shadows for bolt clipping because they are tougher, bigger and have a keylock nose - but for trad routes these are brilliant.

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The Phantom Quickdraw is a quickdraw made by DMM. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review

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