Petzl, AMD Carabiner, Triact-Lock
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Emiliano Peña
> 24 hourexcellent locking carabiner works perfectly with petzl reverso. I’ve been using it for belay for a month, pretty sweet.
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Fred
> 24 hourtrès bien
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Wazoo
> 24 hourEl mosquetón es bastante grande con respecto a otros de la misma marca. Se ve muy robusto. Lo utilizo para colocar el rapelador (Petzl Reverso) con el cabo de anclaje. Da mucha seguridad y estoy muy contento.
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Ahmed
> 24 hourMousqueton très pratique, parfait pour lescalade, Petzl est une marque fiable, acheté pour aller avec une sangle descalade Petzl et fonctionne très bien avec. Bien solide et bien fiable, je recommande
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Ingvar Olsson
> 24 hourRubriken säjer allt.
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J. Williams
> 24 hourI use carabiners primarily for vertical caving, both for myself and as a trip leader for others. Although I think it’s of paramount importance that everyone doing vertical caving has personal knowledge of how to use their gear, including carabiners, there are situations where more foolproof carabiners such as this would be useful. Some examples include a) rigging (for security, as it can’t inadvertently open) b) theft prevention (since it is an uncommon carabiner and needs a pin to open), and c) inadvertent opening (for carabiners you definitely don’t want to open accidentally, or when used on a beginner or for example a group of scouts). It isn’t fullproof by any means however, as the unlocking pin is simply that, a pin. Any tool thin and long and solid enough could open this, even a pen, or a belt buckle. Something like this with a tiny actual key hole would serve some of these purposes better. As currently designed it can be stolen without the tool and dangerously opened without the tool by someone foolish enough to do so.
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P.A.B.
> 24 hourBuen producto para utilizar con un reverso para rapel
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kevin meyer
> 24 hourWorks perfectly. Already in use for fire and rescue service
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billy-wayne joebob
> 24 hourGood size, versatile.
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Nathan lowman
> 24 hourWell constructed, works great, love the red danger mark.