Specification | |
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Major Axis | 30 kN |
Minor Axis | 13 kN |
Length | 58 mm |
Width (no Slic pin) | 42 mm |
Slic Pin | 63 mm |
Weight | 126 g |
Certified | NO |
Offered as a smaller alternative to a carabiner, in specific applications, the NOTCH Quickie V3, designed by Kevin Bingham, can be used as a mid-line attachable base or canopy anchor. Precision cut from high-quality stainless steel the NOTCH Quickie V3 is less likely to sideload, a problem often associated with a standard carabiner in some configurations. The quadruple action slic pin rotates, lowering friction when used to choke a rope. The Quickie also makes an ideal DMM Hitch Climber connector for the double-leg Rope Logic Rope Wrench Tether. NOTE: When using the Quickie in a cinched configuration, make sure the slic pin is facing away from the tree or object being girthed around. The NOTCH Quickie V3 slic pin is not compatible with other Singing Tree devices.
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Specification | |
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Major Axis | 30 kN |
Minor Axis | 13 kN |
Length | 58 mm |
Width (no Slic pin) | 42 mm |
Slic Pin | 63 mm |
Weight | 126 g |
Certified | NO |
Under $250 | |
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Auckland | $6.90 |
North Island | $9.90 |
South Island | $12.90 |
Orders Over $250 | FREE* |
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