Petzl MICRO TRAXION PULLEY ROPECLAMP Summer Gear - Climbing Gear Petzl

Petzl MICRO TRAXION PULLEY ROPECLAMP

$144.95

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A Micro Traxion is a necessary piece of equipment for any avid climber. Whether your season is winter spring or summer, the uses for a Micro Traxion are endless. The Petzl Micro Traxion is an ultralight, ultra-compact progressive capture system. This device was designed with the end goal of crevasse rescue, hauling, and self rescue. But, because of its range of ropes for allowable use, the Micro Traxion can do so much more. Whether you are rope soloing in the summers od glacier traveling in the spring, the Traxion is a perfect companion to have. The sealed ball bearings give the Micro Traxion the greatest efficiency you can ask for when hauling gear or anything else for that matter. 

Specifications

  • Weight: 85 g
  • Certification(s): CE EN 567, UIAA
  • Min. rope diameter: 8 mm
  • Max. rope diameter: 11 mm
  • Sheave type: sealed ball bearings
  • Sheave diameter: 25 mm
  • Working load: 2 x 2.5 = 5 kN
  • Breaking strength: 2 x 7,5 = 15 kN
  • Working load as progress capture pulley: 2.5 kN
  • Breaking strength as progress capture pulley: 4 kN
  • Efficiency: 91%

Customer Reviews

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Dan R. (Seattle, WA, US)
Micro Traxion a Classic Solution These Days

Hard to beat the Micro Traxion for simplifying crevasse rescue in alpine climbing. Super easy, smooth, and reliable.

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Brandon B. (Carbondale, CO, US)
Crevasse Rescue Friend

This little guy will be a big friend in any crevasse rescue situation. The reduced friction and simplicity of a progress capture pully go a long ways to make setting up complex rescue systems a little bit easier and therefore more efficient. If you want to use it for some light hauling on a multipitch as it will work just fine for that as well. Get two of them and do some toprope soloing (with proper instruction of course). Many uses for such a small and lightweight item. Just don't use it for ziplines, you'll ruin it (ask if you want to know the story).