Wild Country Superlight Rock

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The Superlight Rock is a passive protection device made by Wild Country. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Ramsey Outdoor:
"Superlight Rocks are another breakthrough innovation by Wild Country. These brilliantly versatile nuts utilise two existing technologies: the extrusion from the bestselling Rock with the soldered sleeve from the Zeros, to create a light hybrid unit. Designed to complement any rack by combining extreme light weight with a wide range of placements; their reduced width means they will fit in places where current wider nuts won?t and grab shallow placements and pinscars brilliantly.Includes sizes 1 - 6"

From Backcountry.com:
"Wild Country Superlight Rocks are single-cable aluminum nuts designed to bridge the gap between brassies and standard nuts while saving weight for trad and aid climbers. Their trim, color-coded heads fit easily into tiny pin scars and other shallow crack shapes. The best part is that the Superlight Rocks have a weight savings of 45% compared to standard Wild Country Rocks, and everyone likes lighter gear."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Wild Country Superlight Rocks"The Superlight Rocks are going into the review this issue. I liked them so much I had to get them in. They are the best nuts I've ever used. Having just the one wire lets them seat much better than standard nuts. I was very surprised by the difference. I thought it would be slight, but it was massive. Even in regular, deep slots they are less problematic to fire in, and then they seat better. I did notice that the Superlights were roughly a regular Rock, cut down the middle. For my uses, I place Rocks (and all nuts) in their narrow profile probably 99% or more of the time ... I can't actually recall ever placing a nut, aside from a hex, in a placement along its wide axis. So, for me, the Superlights are ideal ... I don't give up a thing, except weight". Duane Raleigh, Group Publisher, Rock and Ice, USA"