Petzl GRIGRIⓇ + Belay Device

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Make belaying safer and easier with the Petzl GRIGRIⓇ + Belay Device from Campman. Free shipping on orders over $50!
More Durable, More Reliable Designed as an enhancement to what is arguably the most popular belay device on the planet, the Petzl GRIGRIⓇ + is even more durable and beginner friendly, making it perfect for new climbers and guiding. Like the original, its cam-assisted design will catch a falling climber when used correctly. Unlike the original, there’s an anti-panic feature. If the belayer pulls the handle too hard, the device will arrest the descent of the climber, minimizing the risk of an accident for an inexperienced belayer. Additionally, it gets a steel lip, which is longer lasting than the aluminum lip on the original. That combination of factors makes it perfect for handing to newer climbers, especially when you’re trusting them to keep you safe. Features Petzl’s classic cam-assisted belay device updated with useful safety features Anti-panic handle is ideal for teaching newbies how to safely belay Reinforced steel lip extends lifespan Adjustable camming tension switches between top rope and lead mode Compatible with a wide range of climbing rope diameters While the device is an assisted-braking option, proper belay techniques should be followed including always keeping a hand on the brake side of the rope Specs Weight: 200 g Rope compatibility: 8.5 mm to 11 mm Single Rope Material: Aluminum side plates, Stainless steel cam, friction plate, and wear plate, Reinforced nylon handle Certification: CE EN 15151-1, UKCA, UIAA Manufacturer Warranty: 3 Years

Petzl GRIGRI Belay Device

Belay device with assisted braking for 8.9 to 11 mm rope

Petzl GRIGRI belay device

Designed for the experienced belayer, the GRIGRI is a belay device with assisted braking designed for belaying both in the gym and at the crag. Compact and lightweight, it can be used with single ropes from 8.5 to 11 mm. The assisted braking function improves comfort while belaying, holding a climber or catching a fall.