Description
Recommended use:alpine climbing, sport climbing
Material type:aluminium
Carabiner type:with rubber retainer, with Keylock nose, snapgate carabiner
Major axis strength:24 kN
Minor axis strength:8 kN
Open gate strength:8 kN
Gate opening:22 mm
Sling:polyester
Weight:594 g
Item No.:319-0373
Versatile quickdraw set with six Positron draws
The HotForge Hybrid Quickpack from Black Diamond is a set of six lightweight, versatile Positron quickdraws. These are ideal for any climbing situation. Whether for a sport climbing route or self-built belay stations in alpine routes, these quickdraws with keylock function allow easy hooking and unhooking.
Keylock and wire gate carabiners
The quickdraws consist of a HotForge Keylock carabiner at the top and a HotWire wire gate carabiner at the bottom. This means that nothing can get caught when the quickdraw sling is attached to a steel hanger. In addition, the large surface area of the snapgate carabiner protects your rope, thereby increasing its service life.
Different colours
The two carabiners have different colours, so you can see at a glance which is the rock-side carabiner and which is the rope-side carabiner. This is particularly advantageous when you have to move quickly.
Medium-length textile loop
The carabiners are connected with 12 cm long, 18 mm wide polyester Dogbones with a Straitjacket insert. These medium-length textile slings are ideal for drilled sport climbing routes, but can also be used in alpine climbing. They have a great structure and width, allowing you to hold on to them with ease.
Summary
All in all, the HotForge Hybrid Quickpack from Black Diamond is an extremely versatile set of quickdraws that has long been a bestseller for good reason!
The advantages at a glance:
- Versatile set of six Positron quickdraws
- Ideal for all climbing situations
- HotForge keylock carabiner at the top
- HotWire wire gate carabiner at the bottom
- Different colours
- 12 cm long, 18 mm wide polyester Dogbones with Straitjacket inserts
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