Belay Station Sling Tech Web 12mm

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 Edelrid Adjustable Belay Station Sling is an adjustable polyamide belay station that provides a quick, safe and secure belay stance organisation for all situations. It features simple length adjustment without knotting, as this can weaken the material and two anchor points can be attached with even tension to provide 22kN breaking strength.

The Edelrid Belay Station Sling Tech Web 12mm is the ultimate lanyard-type sling for a quick set-up and safe back-up of your belay. Made with Edelrid's award winning Tech Web webbing and Polyamide sheath for abrasion resistance for the core and improved grip.

The Edelrid Ohm was developed in collaboration with the Institute of Mechanical Handling and Logistics in Germany. With several updates, this second generation of the innovative and successful Ohm is now more user-friendly than ever. Designed to enhance the braking effect when climbing in teams with significant weight differences, the assisted-braking resistor features a swivel joint that improves freedom of movement. Consequently, the direction in which the device is clipped to the first bolt is no longer important.

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 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.