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Edelrid Eddy

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When I began climbing a couple of years ago, one problem…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Price Paid: €90

When I began climbing a couple of years ago, one problem became immediately apparent - the weight difference between my girlfriend/climbing partner and myself: 80kg - 48kg. As we were both inexperienced, I wanted to buy a foolproof device which would hold me no matter what I or my girlfriend did.

Looking around I decided that the extra cost of the "eddy" would be worth it as it locks the rope no matter what you do. Two years later, I am completely happy with my choice - it is easy to use, robust and, most importantly, makes me feel totally safe when on a wall. Whilst too heavy for alpine climbing it is ideal for base climbs where the weight is not an issue.

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If you like the freedom of climbing and pulling your…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Price Paid: 140$

If you like the freedom of climbing and pulling your own rope through on the fly, this is the best and safest.
Only uses 9 mm max rope, very light in tree work.

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The Eddy is a belay/rappel device made by Edelrid. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews

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