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25kN at 5.29 oz. I use these for a number of applications—mostly…
Jeffery Gosnell
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: retail
Summary
25kN at 5.29 oz.
Pros
- Light weight
- Strong
- Fits in pocket
Cons
- Narrow opening
- Difficult to thread
I use these for a number of applications—mostly climbing. They are an essential part of of a Frog Ascending system for rope climbing.One is used as the connection point between my Petzl Ascension ascender and the footloop. The other is used to attach my chest ascender (Petzl Croll) to the chest harness.
With the triangular shape, there is no risk of crossloading. So you maintain the full working strength of the link at all time.
I own several of these, and I find some of them screw open easily, while others are really frustrating. I actually carry a small crescent wrench on my gear loop in case I find myself in a bind.
Other applications include using it to hang my hammock and store heavy gear in the rafters of my garage.
Description
The Delta Screw Link is a locking carabiner made by Petzl. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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