Details
- Lanyard adjusts 15 - 95cm long
- The Adjust ascender has an ergonomic shape that offers quick, precise adjustment, and it unlocks with a simple turn
- Dynamic rope lanyard reduces the force transmitted to the user in case of a short fall compared to the force transmitted with a static daisy chain or personal anchor
- Includes a rubber ring that holds the carabiner (not included) in position to facilitate clipping
- Use with a locking carabiner, such as the Petzl Spirit Screw-Lock (sold separately)
- Attaches to the tie-in point(s) of your harness with a girth hitch
Imported.
Specs
| Best Use | Climbing |
|---|---|
| Strength | Unavailable |
| Size | Unavailable |
| Weight | Unavailable |
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Max Davis from
Best piece of climbing gear I have ever bought
Like the title says, of all the climbing gear I have ever bought I love this thing the most. It's so simple and works so well. Definitely should be the standard personal anchor system for safely attaching at the top anchor while setting up your top rope or rappel for cleaning a route.
Date published: 2016-10-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
themacstephens from
Makes Cleaning Routes a Breeze
I purchased the Petzl Connect with the intention of making it easier to clean routes. It is by far one of the best pieces of climbing gear that I own. I can clip it to the bolt at the top of the run and adjust it by simply pulling the slack out of the lanyard. You don't always have great foot holds while cleaning up a route, and the Petzl Connect always allows you to get to a comfortable position without being limited to a predetermined length of a web sling. Then, when you are done cleaning the route, it only takes one hand to take the tension off the Petzl Connect and either repel down the rock or be lowered down by your belayer. The other thing that the Petzl Connect is great for is if you're heavier than your belayer, you can clip it to one of your quick draws and take a break while allowing your belayer take the tension off their belay device and rest without having to hold your weight on a route and you won't loose any ground and you won't wear out your belayer.
Date published: 2017-04-21
