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Petzl Ange Finesse Quickdraw Set

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Climb without hesitation with the Petzl Ange Finesse quickdraws. They're light, strong and easy to clip to help you cruise up sport climbs.

Available in 2 lengths, the 10cm quickraw includes 2 ultralight Ange S carabiners and the 17cm quickdraw includes 1 ultralight Ange S 'biner and 1 standard-size Ange L 'biner
Ange carabiners feature the MonoFil Keylock wiregate system that blends the strength and fluidity of a standard spring gate with the lightness of a wiregate
Straight keylock nose lets you clip and unclip slings, bolt hangers, nuts and cams without snagging; hole in the nose allows ice, snow and dirt to be cleared out
Surfaces that come into contact with the climbing rope are wider than other parts of the carabiner for smooth passage of the rope and reduced wear on the 'biner
Ange S carabiner weighs only 28g and the Ange L weighs 34g
Carabiners are connected with either a 10cm or 17cm Finesse sewn sling that is made from Dyneema with nylon stitching for high strength and low weight
String S webbing protection at the bottom of the sling protects against abrasion while also keeping the rope-end carabiner properly positioned
The Petzl Ange Finesse quickdraw set is available in 10cm or 17cm lengths

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Petzl Ange Finesse Quickdraw Set Customer Reviews

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Petzl Ange Finesse Quickdraw Set

4.5

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of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

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Mar

2013

4.0

Great draw!

By Hal in Idaho

from Boise, ID

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Pros

Don't Snag On Gear Loop
Lightweight

Cons

Expensive

Best Uses

Outdoor climbing

Comments about Petzl Ange Finesse Quickdraw Set:

I wasn't sold on these draws because it looked like the gate opening was very small. But it turned out to be an optical illusion. The gate on the large biner is as big as any standard draw. I bought three of these to test and I will buy more.

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Jan

2013

4.0

Featherweight!

By hbar314

from Denver, CO

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Easy to clip
Lightweight

Cons

Expensive

Best Uses

Outdoor climbing
Redpoint

Comments about Petzl Ange Finesse Quickdraw Set:

Needed a couple extra draws for longer routes and decided to pick a few of these up due to the neat gate capture.
Wow, this things are really light and the gate is so effortlessly to clip that they have become my favorite draws to use.

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Aug

2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Reinvention of the carabiner !

By loofie

from Vail, CO

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Comments about Petzl Ange Finesse Quickdraw Set:

Hard to fault Petzl on the remaking of the carabiner. Its like the best of a wiregate with the best of a keylock (which is really what it is). The weight is unmatched, esp. in the quickdraws. I can't find a fault for these biners and have climbed on them for a few months now every week - Petzl has done it again. For as small as they are, there is no gate " hood " like conventional biners, so there is absolutely nothing to catch on the rope end which means the smoothest clips you ever had... worth every penny and all my alpine biners will be switched over this winter !! Superb job on the R&D on the ange, which may seem odd and expensive now just like wiregates did not that long ago.

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May

2012

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

get the blue (17cm). excellent quickdraw

By eldimbergo

from Allentown, PA

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Pros

Easy to clip
Lightweight
Low bulk

Cons

10cm harder to clip

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Comments about Petzl Ange Finesse Quickdraw Set:

I purchased several of both the 17cm and the smaller 10cm versions of the Ange to test out during my last trip to the RRG prior to committing to buying a full set. I had previously been using positrons and spirits and was generally pleased with their performance, but was looking for something lighter and less bulky.

The Ange (blue 17cm version) was everything I could have hoped for in a quickdraw. Their Dyneema dogbones are much less bulky than standard Dynex / Nylon connectors. This actually does make a noticeable difference when you have 6 of them clipped to a harness loop. This, coupled with their ridiculously lightweight biners make them the leanest and lightest draw i've ever slung.

Concerning handling and performance: The orange 10cm and blue 17cm are vastly different in this regard. In short, blue is excellent orange is not.

blue 17cm:
One unadvertised benefit of the Agne's monofilament style gate is that, for most people, it is physically impossible to get your finger stuck in the draw when clipping the rope. The narrow gate makes for a luxuriously large opening that very easily fits a rope and a human finger without danger of fish-hooking the climber if they were to blow the clip. NOTE: this is only true for the "normal" size (blue) carabiner. The rope-side biner is rigidly fixed to the bone with a nice beefy piece of rubber and the unique gate does not noticeably affect clipping feel.

orange 10cm:
The shorter version of the Agne uses a miniature biner for both the wall and rope end. While this does shave off a few additional grams, it also sacrifices clippability. The "target area" on the mini-biner is much smaller and you have to actually think about aiming the rope to successfully clip. Plus you give up the aforementioned benefit of not ever having to worry about stuck fingers.

Conclusion:
For straight-up ease of clipping, the Petzl Spirit still remains at the top, but for best overall quickdraw for leaders who hang their own you can't beat the blue 17cm Agne.