Mammut Sender Keylock Quickdraw

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Design and Details

  • Height: 90 mm
  • Gate opening quick draw: Top carabiner 19 mm|Bottom carabiner 21 mm
  • Width: 54 mm
  • Breaking load: 21 kN
  • Horizontal breaking load: 7 kN
  • Open breaking load: 8 kN
  • Vertical breaking load: 21 kN
  • Extremely light Sender carabiner with compact gate and key lock nose for easy handling
  • Excellent weight-to-breaking load ratio thanks to the simple carabiner design
  • Key lock nose and optimized nose shape for easy dismantling of steep routes
  • Lightweight and resilient Dyneema sling
  • Protector keeps the lower carabiner in position and reduces wear on the sling
  • Protector with indicator for correct attachment
  • Brand : Mammut
  • Web ID: 23XAMUSNDRKYLCKQCCACA
  • SKU: 25750339
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REVIEWS

3.8

4 Reviews

Gate Grabs Finger When Clipping

The carabiner is so small that if you have any follow through the gate gets caught on your finger as you clip the rope. I have very narrow fingers and it still catches. They are very light, which is nice, but there are other products on the market just as light but with better gate function.

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Love Them So Far

Have only used a few times but so far I am loving these alpine sender quickdraws! extremely light and easy to use. Have used for crag (trad and sport) and alpine climbing (trad), I'm looking to purchase more in the longer length as well.

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All Around Short Quickdraw

12cm quickdraw is great for beginners or intermediate climbers. A little on the heavy side but clips smooth, has the keylock feature, girthy dogbone.

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Smaller Than You Think...

These QDs are smaller than other Mammut QDs I have used. They feel very light (which is the big selling point), but take a little getting used to. They don't feel as solid in the hand as I would have thought.

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