Zigzag Plus and other Petzl on super sale

Treemuel

Treemuel

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FYI just stumbled across this Zigzag Plus for $170 if anyone is looking for one (~50% markdowns on other Petzl stuff too):
www.campsaver.com

Petzl Zigzag Plus Mechanical Prusik D022BA00, Color: Yellow, Type: EN 1891 type A low stretch kernmantel ropes, w/ Free Shipping

BUY Petzl Zigzag Plus Mechanical Prusik. Qualified orders eligible for FREE S&H and FREE RETURNS. Color: Yellow, Type: EN 1891 type A low stretch kernmantel ropes, Additional Features: Certification(s) - CE, UKCA, Condition...
www.campsaver.com www.campsaver.com
 
Great heads up - thanks - but Campsaver says they have international shipping exclusions (fine print on bottom of their website) fyi:
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ATH said:
Hmmm chicane for $71.change

Haven't been too excited about trying one (climb mostly MRS)...but maybe worth trying.
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Sometimes I will roam around MRS with the ZZ and then, using a steel biner, lock off the line to the limb you're on, and slap the chicane on for a journey into a brushy pit of friction. I almost always have a foot ascender on, so that makes return doable from anywhere, and keeping a knee ascender handy makes it always a breeze to get up even out of a deeper hole.
 
Matias said:
Sometimes I will roam around MRS with the ZZ and then, using a steel biner, lock off the line to the limb you're on, and slap the chicane on for a journey into a brushy pit of friction. I almost always have a foot ascender on, so that makes return doable from anywhere, and keeping a knee ascender handy makes it always a breeze to get up even out of a deeper hole.
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Same. I usually have a ring or quickie with that I will lock off the line
 
Matias said:
Sometimes I will roam around MRS with the ZZ and then, using a steel biner, lock off the line to the limb you're on, and slap the chicane on for a journey into a brushy pit of friction. I almost always have a foot ascender on, so that makes return doable from anywhere, and keeping a knee ascender handy makes it always a breeze to get up even out of a deeper hole.
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no need for a steel biner, tie a running bowline with the spliced rope and clip your now srt line into the regular old aluminum biner (maybe even with a munter). no sideloading and no extra gear required.
 
Friedrich said:
no need for a steel biner, tie a running bowline with the spliced rope and clip your now srt line into the regular old aluminum biner (maybe even with a munter). no sideloading and no extra gear required.
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When I'm monkeying around, I like the weight of the steelie anyway. I like how quick the biner goes on and off.
 
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