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Metolius PAS 22 Personal Anchor System
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Whether you're getting ready to belay a second up a multi-pitch route or cleaning gear on a top rope climb, the Metolius PAS 22 personal anchor system makes it easy to connect to an anchor.
Shop newer version- Made with strong, double-wrapped 11 mm Monster webbing; each loop is rated to 22 kN
- Chain-link-style construction is more convenient and adjustable than using slings, quickdraws or daisy chains at the anchor
- Girth hitch the system to your harness, then simply clip into an anchor at any of the full-strength sewn loops
- Contrasting color on the end loop makes it easy to identify your clip-in point
- Can also be used to build an equalized top rope anchor on a climb with bolted anchors
Imported.
View all Metolius Slings| Best Use | Climbing |
|---|---|
| Strength | 22 kilonewtons |
| Weight | 93.5 grams |
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Most Helpful Favorable Review
7 people found this review helpful
5 years ago
Does what it is meant to do!
Not an absolute necessity when climbing outside, because the same thing can be done with a quickdraw or two. However, it is very convenient and with a rating of 22 kN (just under 5,000 lbs) I feel safe using it.
Yes , I recommend this product
Javos
Albquerque, NMMost Helpful Critical Review
5 people found this review helpful
5 years ago
Multi-pitch climbing? Leave it at home
Sure there are circumstances where this would be a beneficial piece of equipment to have in your kit. Cleaning a sport anchor or bringing up with you in preparation for a complex rappel are the two obvious ones that come to mind. This is the only reason it didn’t get 1 star. Anything beyond that the PAS is a huge waste of time and energy. I ended up returning mine after taking it up two multi pitches and realizing that it had absolutely no benefits over the clove hitch and was far more of a complication than a benefit. It’s not as adjustable and nowhere near as fast but I have friends that are so convinced it’s a necessity they bring it on every climb and it frustrates me to no end. Why add an additional, bulky piece of gear to your harness that can’t do as good of a job as the rope at securing you to a belay station?
No, I do not recommend this product
Brytah
Denver, COLocation:Albquerque, NM
Age:25–34
Used for::Sport Climbing
5 years ago
Does what it is meant to do!
Yes , I recommend this product
Not an absolute necessity when climbing outside, because the same thing can be done with a quickdraw or two. However, it is very convenient and with a rating of 22 kN (just under 5,000 lbs) I feel safe using it.
Age:25–34
Used for::Sport Climbing
Used for::Sport Climbing
5 years ago
Trusted POE
Yes , I recommend this product
Anchored me into a wall plenty of times. Trust it with my life.
Used for::Sport Climbing
Age:18–24
Used for::Sport Climbing
4 years ago
Great PAS and Very Sturdy
Yes , I recommend this product
I bought this a couple months ago and have used it on numerous climbs. I have put my life into this product and it’s never failed me. It makes me feel incredibly safe on the wall while setting anchors. Even through the numerous outdoor climbs it hasn’t frayed or ripped whatsoever. I would highly recommend this product for the quality and safety that it provides.
Age:18–24
Used for::Sport Climbing
Location:Denver, CO
Used for::Sport Climbing
5 years ago
Multi-pitch climbing? Leave it at home
No, I do not recommend this product
Sure there are circumstances where this would be a beneficial piece of equipment to have in your kit. Cleaning a sport anchor or bringing up with you in preparation for a complex rappel are the two obvious ones that come to mind. This is the only reason it didn’t get 1 star. Anything beyond that the PAS is a huge waste of time and energy. I ended up returning mine after taking it up two multi pitches and realizing that it had absolutely no benefits over the clove hitch and was far more of a complication than a benefit. It’s not as adjustable and nowhere near as fast but I have friends that are so convinced it’s a necessity they bring it on every climb and it frustrates me to no end. Why add an additional, bulky piece of gear to your harness that can’t do as good of a job as the rope at securing you to a belay station?
Used for::Sport Climbing
Location:Jasper, AL
Age:35–44
Used for::Mountaineering
5 years ago
Tie off
Yes , I recommend this product
Bought this to tie off when rappelling. Works great.
Age:35–44
Used for::Mountaineering
5 years ago
Works great!
Love the daisy chain much more than a regular sling
4 years ago
Great utility
Yes , I recommend this product
Great piece of gear to have! Provides quick connection point while setting up anchors or rappels and very useful for extending rappels. I will say never rely on just the rope to secure yourself to an anchor. Redundancy!
Location:Alabama
Age:25–34
Used for::Trad Climbing
3 years ago
She is stiff boys
Yes , I recommend this product
This guy is real firm and stiff. But that aint nothing a little time and rubbing cant take care of. Gotta spend some time with it and work it real good. After that itll simmer down and be more manageable
Age:25–34
Used for::Trad Climbing
Location:Kalispell, Montana
Age:35–44
Used for::Sport Climbing
4 years ago
Quick Security
Yes , I recommend this product
This type of safety anchor is ideal for adjusting quickly and securely to clip into bolts and set up or clean top ropes. Thank you!
Age:35–44
Used for::Sport Climbing
Used for::Mountaineering
4 years ago
Solid piece of equipment
Solid piece of equipment. The adjustable nature of the device is the selling point
Used for::Mountaineering
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