SMC  Swiftwater Pulley

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Made using high-quality aluminum, the lightweight SMC Swiftwater pulley features side plates precisely tensioned for easy one-handed operation and secure placement at any point along the rope.

Color: Red
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Features

  • Anodized side plates feature a series of holes that help minimize the hydroplaning effect that might otherwise occur with other pulleys
  • Sealed ball bearings provide optimal efficiency, thus reducing the performance-robbing resistance that is inherent in most multiple-component systems
  • These are also not prone to failure under misaligned loads or with twisted gear as may occur when using pulleys made with needle bearings
  • The wide and flat base maximizes the effectiveness of a Prusik hitch while a unique side plate formation allows the use of larger ropes in a compact pulley
  • The top hole accepts 2 large rescue carabiners or multiple small carabiners, and allows the carabiners to be rotated freely and completely even while closed
  • 3-Sigma MBS (minimum breaking strength): 7,644 lbf (34 kN)
  • Certified to meet UIAA127 / EN12278

Made in USA.

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Technical Specs

Best Use

Climbing

Fits Rope Sizes

7 - 13 millimeters

Strength

34 kilonewtons

Sheave Material

Aluminum

Side Plate Material

Aluminum

Weight

170 grams

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2 reviews with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5 stars

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MisterArrr
Seattle, Wa
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

Perfect for water or all around use!

4 years ago

Very Sturdy. Pulley feels well built and rope rolls through it well. The fact that you can use a prusik with it, and it uses sealed bearings is a huge bonus.

Age:18–24
Used for::Canyoneering
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RT On The Trail
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