You can’t use the Ange with the Trango Beta Stick Evo stick clip. Also I don’t like the super thin slings (not substantial enough to hold onto ) but it looks like they’ve been replaced with the finesse slings. I’ve been using Petzl Spirits since they were introduced in the ‘90’s and replacing the slings as needed.
hey arm chain commando, I going out this weekend and going climbing. I guess all the experience I have is just an excuses for not liking a product and doesn't have anything to do with what I do on the "sharp end". Have fun roaming CZcams and looking for comments to argue with. I will be the person enjoying life. I am going to the Crag
@snephi11 Have you even touched this carbine? When you are clipping in at 50ft it is very hard to manipulate. plus all the rope drag that your carrying up with you would see that a bigger gate opening is needed.
Tengo una duda,,,,¿¿porque en este video se aprecia que la goma protectora siempra esta hacia abajo??? se supone que esa goma es un protector contra el roce....y tambien se supone que el lado mas cerca de la roca está mas propensa a este roce. Creo y de hecho yo lo uso con la goma protectora hacia el lado mas cercano a la roca. ¿Alguien opina lo contrario???
La goma no tiene como función proteger de la rozadura, sino de mantener el mosqueton de abajo solidario a la cinta y de esta forma evitar cargas laterales para las cuales el mosqueton no está diseñado, al usar la goma en la parte de arriba puedes causar un accidente haciendo que el mosqueton se abra con el movimiento de la cuerda y salte de la chapa
I am not a climber, and my question might be stupid, but what is the need for two carabiners on strap instead of just one carabiner that both hooks to the anchor and to the rope?
If you are not climbing something perfectly straight the extension a quickdraw gives helps to reduce the amount of drag against a rock face and/or through the protection itself. When you are climbing something rather tall this can become a significant concern and make it hard to make moves when you've got 20+ lbs of force coming off your rope. Also it helps minimize damage to the rope. Carabiners clipped into a bolt will get scratched up on the inside. If a rope were running through the same biner then those scratches could potentially cause more wear to the sheath of the rope. By always designating one carabiner on a draw to be the bolt side you keep the other carabiner free of deeper scratches and gouges reducing the wear on the rope.
That carabiner is too small several Friends of mine had that model Ange S and quit after frustrating nonclip tries... It is useless and expensive however the bigger model Ange L works very nice and clipping the rope is good.
I'm sorry. If you're spending nearly 30 dollars on a single draw and you don't know how to clip, then you need to get someone to teach you how to climb.
Great inspiration for practice... thanks to Petzl Sports.
cool barabiner
You can’t use the Ange with the Trango Beta Stick Evo stick clip. Also I don’t like the super thin slings (not substantial enough to hold onto ) but it looks like they’ve been replaced with the finesse slings.
I’ve been using Petzl Spirits since they were introduced in the ‘90’s and replacing the slings as needed.
hey arm chain commando, I going out this weekend and going climbing. I guess all the experience I have is just an excuses for not liking a product and doesn't have anything to do with what I do on the "sharp end". Have fun roaming CZcams and looking for comments to argue with. I will be the person enjoying life. I am going to the Crag
@snephi11 Have you even touched this carbine? When you are clipping in at 50ft it is very hard to manipulate. plus all the rope drag that your carrying up with you would see that a bigger gate opening is needed.
@ridenhour1 Such as climbing, which I am sure is the intended design? hmm
Tengo una duda,,,,¿¿porque en este video se aprecia que la goma protectora siempra esta hacia abajo??? se supone que esa goma es un protector contra el roce....y tambien se supone que el lado mas cerca de la roca está mas propensa a este roce.
Creo y de hecho yo lo uso con la goma protectora hacia el lado mas cercano a la roca.
¿Alguien opina lo contrario???
La goma no tiene como función proteger de la rozadura, sino de mantener el mosqueton de abajo solidario a la cinta y de esta forma evitar cargas laterales para las cuales el mosqueton no está diseñado, al usar la goma en la parte de arriba puedes causar un accidente haciendo que el mosqueton se abra con el movimiento de la cuerda y salte de la chapa
Wtf is different with normal sets?!
I don't see it...
I am not a climber, and my question might be stupid, but what is the need for two carabiners on strap instead of just one carabiner that both hooks to the anchor and to the rope?
If you are not climbing something perfectly straight the extension a quickdraw gives helps to reduce the amount of drag against a rock face and/or through the protection itself. When you are climbing something rather tall this can become a significant concern and make it hard to make moves when you've got 20+ lbs of force coming off your rope. Also it helps minimize damage to the rope. Carabiners clipped into a bolt will get scratched up on the inside. If a rope were running through the same biner then those scratches could potentially cause more wear to the sheath of the rope. By always designating one carabiner on a draw to be the bolt side you keep the other carabiner free of deeper scratches and gouges reducing the wear on the rope.
Also quickdraw is flexible and bends with the direction of the rope lessening the chance of the rope unclipping from the carabiner.
The polyamid used in the runner is taking also 30 of the force
That carabiner is too small several Friends of mine had that model Ange S and quit after frustrating nonclip tries... It is useless and expensive however the bigger model Ange L works very nice and clipping the rope is good.
"Interesting" music...
the gate opening is way to small for any real world uses.
ehm, do people fuck up on that, so you need to make how to video of into carabiner??
Good video, but don't turn the "music" on.
dad music...
Or you just don't know how to clip.
I'm sorry. If you're spending nearly 30 dollars on a single draw and you don't know how to clip, then you need to get someone to teach you how to climb.
Your excuses only shows me that you are not climbing at the level the Ange was intended for.