Belaying and Lowering

The Petzl Grigri is n single rope belay device with an assisted braking system. The internal cam pinches the rope as it is weighted, pivoting the device. Along with good belaying technique, the assisted braking helps hold a climber and catch them in a fall. The progressive action of the cam allows gradual control when lowering a climber.

The Beal Birdie is a compact belay device with assisted braking for lead and top roping. It is also ergonomic for a better grip and can be used with all dynamic single ropes, with a diameter of 8.5 to 10.5mm. Each of these belayers has its own individual number that guarantees its traceability. Entirely made of metal, with cam and friction components in stainless steel for great durability. The rope exits following the device’s axis, to avoid twisting.

The Mammut Smart 2.0 is a reliable and intuitive belay device with a newly developed brake insert that blocks the rope in the event of a fall. This new version of the Smart belay device offers significantly improved braking effectiveness as well as optimized geometry and intuitive handling.

The Black Diamond ATC-Pilot is a lightweight assisted braking device that represents an advance in technology. The ATC Pilot threads similarly to other tubular belay devices and accommodates ropes from 8.7-10.5mm, it also provides an added level of security to your belay.

The Petzl Dual Connect Adjust lanyard is a double positioning lanyard with one fixed arm and one adjustable arm. The adjustable arm can be set to length for rappel maneuvers, on multi-pitch routes, in mountaineering, or when moving along a fixed line. This is a single device that replaces the need to have two separate slings, so can be used for a variety of different scenarios while playing in the mountains.

The Beal Dynaloop is a dynamic rope sling that measures 8.3mm in diameter. Reaching the EN 566 standard, it can be used for equalising a belay, clipping in, or extending an anchor point. The benefit of using rope slings over webbing is that the core is protected from UV and abrasion damage by the outer sheath.

The Kong Slyde is a multi purpose plate that can be used in a self locking manner for a personal attachment system (PAS), an inexpensive solution to creating an adjustable lanyard.

The Beal DynaConnexion is a dynamic rope sling with sewn endings for use in big wall climbing and mountaineering. It has been developed by André Laperriere of the Mountain and Rock Climbing Federation of Quebec, it has a breaking load 22 kN and its seams are protected by a thermo-retractable sheath. The DynaConnexion is perfect for use on long routes or in mountaineering to shortlink into the belay, to facilitate rappelling or to extend a runner whilst climbing.

The Edelrid Jul 2 is a single rope belay device which when a climber falls, creates a large amount of braking assistance. When a climber falls the belay karabiner is pulled upwards into the notch on the Jul 2, squeezing the rope to making high performance braking. The design of the Jul 2 makes paying rope out easier to lead climbers if the device is used in the "open" position with the thumb, it further assists belayers with lead falls. Easy to use, so suitable for both beginners and experienced climbers, this lightweight device is perfect for anyone's pack!

The Edelrid Absorber Sling is just what you need when clipping the chains and rest on a sport route. The absorbing element allows for a super comfortable slump when resting and stripping the route. It conforms to EN355 which means it will hold a factor 2 fall too, so you know this is safe!

The Beal DynaDoubleclip is a double dynamic rope lanyard with sewn endings for belaying and rappelling during big wall climbing and mountaineering. For added safety and durability, its seams are protected by a moulded sheath. It is lightweight, compact and is great for facilitating manoeuvres when rappelling, climbing or mountaineering.

The Edelrid Eddy is an easy-to-operate semi-automatic belay device with assisted braking and maximum safety for sport and indoor climbing.