A definite must for anyone wanting to zip line. I'm sure it works great in the field of climbing too. Make sure to purchase an oval biner too. D rings don't work so well with…
- TOM, 07/11/08
Aurora

I'm impressed with how easy this makes traversing. It truly works! A nice buy for outdoor traversing and indoor traversing!…
- John, 11/03/12
Nashville

This pulley has been really cool. It pulls really smooth. And it can also hold a ton of weight. It's also pretty lightweight itself.…
- John, 11/04/12
Nashville

This pulley has been really cool. It pulls really smooth. And it can also hold a ton of weight. It's also pretty lightweight itself.…
- John, 11/04/12
Nashville

I love it! It's fantastic. It works so well, and the teeth help it not slip around. My favorite pulley in the world.…
- John, 11/03/12
Nashville

I love it! It's fantastic. It works so well, and the teeth help it not slip around. My favorite pulley in the world.…
- John, 11/03/12
Nashville

It is a great and durable pulley. I use it on cable (12 mm diameter) and on rope (13 mm diameter)with no problems, mostly in theathers, for flying effects. Works great!…
- SANDRA, 03/24/09
FL

We set it up for kids and adults and had a straight blast.…
- duncan, 04/20/13

I bought this pulley to rig 3:1 systems and for rigging directional lines when caving and rappeling. You cant beat this pulley for the price. Its big and its beefy. Being a ma…
- David, 09/13/11
Parkersburg wv

I use this thing for hauling gear after a climb and top roping long routes. It is a dream to use. You can use prusiks to act as an auto block to hold gear in place if you need…
- james, 04/17/10
Tulsa

exactly the model i was looking for, holds great weight…
- Bridget, 10/26/10
Athens

Get this instead of the Fixe. It's way more efficient (ball bearing vs. bushing). It weighs half as much, and is much harder to drop thanks to the swing sides. I used this wit…
- Andrew, 09/21/10

By my calculations, this pulley is just about as efficient as you can get in this weight range. When you pick it up, you might think it is one of those terribly inefficient ny…
- Andy, 04/19/13
Chicago

Must to have for rescue, the only con is that it can not be use with a prusik for a lifting system. Petzl got another pully that can be use with a prusik.…
- David, 11/09/11

This isn't the best rappelling pulley because it doesn't quite have a lot of traction to be going down without a belayer. But I love this pulley as a climbing pulley! Since it…
- John, 11/06/12
Nashville

The only pulley BD makes is unfortunately inadequate for most big wall gear requirements. The small axle does not help to significantly reduce friction therefore simply being…
- MICAH, 03/20/09
Flagstaff

It just seems a little on the whimpy side. Never failed but again...it just looks weak.…
- BOB, 03/27/08
OMAHA

It's very well designed and I use mine all the time! I could almost say I like this one more than the Pro Traxion Pully!…
- John, 11/03/12
Nashville

That's all any climber could ask for in piece of climbing equipment.…
- John, 11/04/12
Nashville

This thing went to Alaska and back (michigan) with me. I've used it for zip-lines, lifting heavy bear bags, and even to help pull an atv out of the mud. It's super light weigh…
- TJ, 11/20/10
MT PLEASANT

It's an okay little pulley for a haul bag or whatever, would not recommend for zip lines and I wouldn't trust it with much more than body weight. (I don't think it is going to…
- Erik, 01/14/12
United States

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- John, 11/05/12
Nashville

This Pully has an AMAZING load limit. It can hold a HEAVY fall. I fall with about 420 kilo newtons force (I weight 155lbs). I has fallen all the time and this pulley doesn't s…
- John, 11/05/12
Nashville

This device is ok in a pinch, or in the case of wanting to severly drop weight, but to be honest, the effort put into using it could be better spent on carrying a pulley. If y…
- ZACH, 10/28/10
MOSES LAKE

This pulley is one of the best pulleys for the price i have seen. Its quick to setup and use for emergence situations.…
- Ildar, 10/29/12
Saint-Petersburg