PETZL REVERSO 4 Belay Device Descender Grey Climbing NEW Review



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This multi-purpose belay/rappel device is ultra-light (59 g, 25 % lighter than the REVERSO 3) and intuitive to use. V-shaped friction channels with asymmetrical lateral grooves adapt the friction to the type of rope for better control (ARC technology: braking control for twin, half and single dynamic ropes). Reverso mode for belaying one or two seconds with assisted braking.-Ultra-light design:- minimalist construction - hot-forged aluminum - Weight: 59g-A single device for all rope types: - effective braking on half and twin ropes 7.5 mm - effective braking on single ropes 8.9 mm - can belay the leader, one or two seconding climbers and can be used for rappelling - independent and simultaneous belaying of one or two seconding climbers in Reverso mode - quick changeovers from Reverso mode to belaying the leader when climbing multi-pitch routes-V-shaped friction channels: - increased friction on thin ropes - friction is adapted for larger diameter ropes - increases the locking pressure on the ropes in Reverso mode-Asymmetrically grooved sidewalls: - increased braking power during a leader or top rope fall or while rappelling - rope slides smoothly through device when taking up slack-Carabiner hole allows the loaded device in Reverso mode to be easily and gradually released with only a carabiner-Rope friendly, allows for smooth belaying and rope handling: - will not kink the ropes regardless of the mode used - separates the two strands of rope when belaying and rappelling-Intuitive use: - Reverso mode aluminum attachment point is easy to identify - keeper cable keeps the device from moving up the rope when belaying and reduces chances of losing the device - usage diagrams (standard belay and Reverso modes) engraved on device-Use with symmetrical locking carabiners (Am'D or WILLIAM) to maximize efficiency


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