Black Diamond Perch Double Portaledge
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When the clouds are building and the updraft has your ropes snaking up the wall, the Black Diamond Perch Double portaledge provides the island of safety you need to recharge and keep going.
Shop similar products- Includes a reengineered, easy-to-assemble tent pole-style frame (no more banging those poles against the wall) with 6 interconnected poles
- Tent pole-style frame self-aligns with integrated bungees and is easy to assemble
- Ledge itself is constructed out of updated, highly durable fabrics and has added material on the sides to increase sleeping room
- Spreader bar is optional and can be left behind to cut weight
- Geometry is optimized for a more compact packed size
- Compact, low-profile storage bag has been updated with highly durable material
- Black Diamond Perch Double Expedition Fly can be deployed after the ledge is set up so you can adapt when the weather takes a turn for the worse (fly not included)
Imported.
View all Black Diamond Portaledges| Best Use | Climbing |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | 1260-denier ballistic nylon/210-denier Cordura with poly ripstop |
| Dimensions | 84.25 x 51.2 x 72.8 inches |
| Weight | 20 lbs. 13.3 oz. |
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Diferent kind of camping
My first portaledge. Strong but a bit heavy considering it will be lifted with you all day. Easy to unfold and setup, tricky to fold it and store again in the bag.
Simple and functional
Setup is easy and platform feels secure and sturdy. Easy to adjust, even while weighted. A must for big wall!
Solid ledge
Looking forward to sleeping on it. Easy to set up. Feels solid.
Great improvement over previous designs
Not to be confused with the brand virtue-signalers prefer. Thanks for the improvements and feature-creature comforts— especially the spreader-bar. Can't wait to try it with the rainfly!
Lots of D4 ideas here
Under the Creative Commons open source guidelines, there should be some reference to the D4 design, which this obviously derived from.