Products tagged with 'petzl carabiner'

The Petzl William is a large carabiner can be useful in many places. This William's shape and size means it's useful for belaying and abseiling with an Italian hitch with both single or double ropes, anchoring multiple ropes and slings and keeping the belay station organized.

The Petzl Eashook Open carabiner has a gated attachment point for lanyards or slings, making it possible to reuse the connector when the lanyard is damaged.

The Oxan is Petzl's high quality steel oval karabiner with a keylock gate closure, this is the steel karabiner of choice for demanding conditions. Petzl’s Keylock means less snagging, while the red indicator on the screw lock provides a visual warning if the gate is not locked.

The Petzl Rollclip A is a carabiner with an integrated pulley to reduce friction and redirect the rope. With the A version of the Rollclip the gate opening is on the pulley side to facilitate installation of the rope when the pulley is fixed to the anchor or device.

The Petzl Rollclip Z is a carabiner with an integrated pulley for reducing friction and redirecting rope. The Z specific model has a gate which opens on the non-pulley side of the carabiner, to allow for easier installation onto anchors and other devices.

The Petzl Vulcan D is a high grade, D shaped karabiner for professional work. Designed for use in difficult environments, this karabiner is made from high quality steel and is ideal for setting multiple anchors.

The Petzl Sm'D represents a D-shaped carabiner with a locking mechanism, known for its lightweight and compact design. It finds utility across various scenarios, offering ease of handling even with gloves, and comes in two different locking system variations.

The Petzl Attache is a lightweight and compact, pear-shaped karabiner with as screw gate opening. It has multiple uses for belaying, such as connecting a belay system to a harness and belaying with a Munter hitch. It has a H-cross section to reduce weight, as well as the keylock system to avoid the karabiner snagging during manoeuvres.