Petzl Red GRIGRI 3 Climbing Belay Device
Brand: Petzӏ
Categories: Sports & Outdoors, Outdoor Recreation, Climbing, Belay & Rigging, Belay & Rappel Equipment

Belay device with cam-assisted blocking Designed for all users, the GRIGRI is a belay device with assisted blocking for belaying both in the gym and at the crag. The cam-assisted blocking function makes belaying more convenient when a climber is working a route or when catching a fall. The design of the handled camming mechanism enables exceptional descent control. Compact and lightweight, it can be used with all single ropes from 8.5 to 11 mm. Belay device with cam-assisted blocking, designed for the gym and crag: - feeding slack and catching falls are accomplished using standard belay techniques, always keeping a hand on the brake side of the rope - easier belaying, thanks to its cam-assisted blocking: when the climber falls or is at rest, the rope tightens, making the cam pivot to pinch and block the rope - cam-assisted blocking offers leeway for the brake-side hand position, regardless of the angle between the climber side and brake side of the ropes - rope installation diagram engraved on both the inside and outside of the device Exceptional convenience when lowering: - the ergonomic handle allows you to easily unblock the rope and lower someone - easily controlled and progressive rope feed provides smooth and comfortable descent - 3:1 mechanical advantage of the handled camming mechanism helps control rope feed on small-diameter ropes and requires less effort on the handle for large-diameter ropes Intended for all users: - simple to use for belaying both lead and top-rope climbers - optimally balanced design: lightweight (175 g), compact and durable - compatible with all 8.5 to 11 mm dynamic single ropes and optimized for those 8.9 to 10.5 mm


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 8.23 x 5.24 x 1.97 inches
Package Weight: 0.24 Kilograms
Brand Name: Petzl
Color: Red/Orange
Manufacturer: Petzl Distribution
Part Number: D014 BA01
Date First Available: January 2, 2019