Products tagged with 'anchor'

Forged stainless steel 10mm resin-in anchor ideal for coastal and damp rock placements when a 10mm gauge is sufficient.

One of Climbtech's most popular RB anchors, this portable concrete anchorage connector can be used in a variety of fall protection applications.

The Petzl Connexion Vario is a durable and adjustable anchor strap equipped with two forged steel attachment points. It offers several configurations for setting up an anchorage directly on an anchor or around a suitable structure. The strap length is adjustable, thanks to an adjustment buckle. A system keeps the remaining webbing stowed. It is available in two versions (30 to 200 cm and 200 to 400 cm).

Independent and equalised stainless steel climbing wall anchors featuring low profile updated 'pucks'. Available in three configurations: stand-alone anchor, with two 10mm PPE stainless maillons for bottom roping or two captive bar Alpha Steel carabiners for lead anchor use.

Independent and equalised stainless steel climbing wall anchors featuring low profile updated 'pucks'. Available in three configurations: stand-alone anchor, with two 10mm PPE stainless maillons for bottom roping or two captive bar Alpha Steel carabiners for lead anchor use.

Independent and equalised stainless steel climbing wall anchors featuring low profile updated 'pucks'. Available in three configurations: stand-alone anchor, with two 10mm PPE stainless maillons for bottom roping or two captive bar Alpha Steel carabiners for lead anchor use.

The Anellox Sghembo is the revolutionary new anchor designed to be used with very long bolts as our Hang Fix bolts or screws Multi Monti. The form allows a precise and comfortable housing of the bolt in the anchor, speeding up the work.

Composed of a stainless steel AISI 316L Ø13mm ring, this product resembles and acts as a carabiner fixed perpendicular to the face.  Recommended for belays or for top-roping lower-offs as the 13 mm diameter surface makes it highly resistant to wear.  Please note that these anchors must be placed in pairs to ensure maximum safety.  One of the anchors must be used as a “passive” back-up, which also prevents the rope from twisting.