Belay Devices & Descenders
BELAY DEVICES & DESCENDERS
WILD PRO LITE BELAY DEVICE
Light, intuitive and smooth running belay device, the Pro Lite is simple, secure and efficient.
CT - CLICK UP KIT BELAY DEVICE
CLICK UP is a belay device with manual braking, especially designed for crag climbing.
WILD COUNTRY REVO BELAY DEVICE
The only automatically locking belay device which: Has a completely panic-proof locking mechanism. The REVO has no method of over-riding the locking mechanism, during belaying, or when lowering a climber. Is bi-directional, the locking function works regardless of the rope direction. Has an intuitive belaying method, which requires no changes to standard belaying technique. Has no need for a specific locking karabiner. All of these USP's contribute to make the REVO the safest belay device available.
CAMP - OTTO LARGE FIGURE OF EIGHT
This slightly larger version of our Standard Figure Eight features a larger bottom hole that allows it to be used as a Sticht plate for belaying with single ropes. Due to the thick body, it also has very smooth action on rappels.
CAMP SHELL BELAY KIT
The CAMP Shell Belay Kit abseil and safety set consists of an HMS CAMP Core Lock carabiner and a simple CAMP Shell bucket.
CAMP SHELL- Simple and efficient bucket suitable for single (diameter 8.9 - 11mm) and double ropes (diameter 7.6 - 9mm).
CAMP CORE LOCK is a wide screw HMS carabiner with keylock. Thanks to the unique design, it works perfectly with the rope, allows a very wide opening, the rope goes smoothly. The newly modified screw locking lock has a set thread pitch height for maximum ease of operation with one hand.
Properties:
- Securing and abseiling set
- CAMP SHELL- suitable for single and double ropes
- CAMP HMS CORE LOCK
- Use: Mountaineering, multi-length climbing, sport climbing
CAMP - OTTO STANDARD
One of the lightest figure eights on the market, our Standard Figure Eight offers a smooth rappel with minimal impact on the rope. The secret to rappelling on a figure eight without twisting the rope is to always feed the rope from directly below never hold the rope off to the side or at an angle.
