BRAKING PRINCIPLE

This belay system makes it easy to brake a fall because the belayer pivots upwards and pinches the rope. It can be easily released by tilting the brake downwards with your thumb. This belay is halfway between 1 conventional belay and 1 assisted-braking belay. Please note: always keep your hand on the rope.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE

It is recommended to use an HMS Bruce Steel FG, HMS Strike FG or HMS Strike Slider FG carabiner. If you opt for another carabiner, make sure to use one with an HMS locking mechanism (pear- shaped), with anti-torsion, if possible, and make sure that the belaying device is in contact with the large side of the carabiner. A straight/pointed carabiner in contact with the belaying device can hinder braking

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Cleaning: Dirtied products must be clean with warm water (if necessary with a neutral soap) and dried away from a source of heat. Do not use chemicals. For more details, refer to the instructions for use.

STORAGE AND TRANSPORT CONDITIONS

Store the product in a cool and dry, away from daylight , outside of carry boxes. Avoid all contact with chemical substances (warning: acid build-up!) For more details, refer to the instructions for use.

main material	aluminium
type of climbing rope	single ropes
condition	new
weight (in g)	105 g
belaying a second climber	does not allow the belay of a second
type of belayer and descender	tube descender

CLIMBING BELAY DEVICE- JUL 2

Features

Design benefits

Design details

Specifications

Details

Usage & care