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CLICK UP is a belay device with manual braking, especially designed for crag climbing. It can be used with Ø 8.6 ÷ 10.5 mm single ropes. It is compact and lightweight and allows for belaying a leader and belaying a top-roping climber with both hands handling the rope, or for lowering the climber.
Manual breaking belay device Climbing Technology Click Up
- it allows for quick and smooth paying out of the rope;
- it allows the belayer to arrest a fall holding with the hand the free end of the rope;
- the climber can be lowered off with a slight pressure on the device, keeping under tension the rope free end with the other hand;
- optimized and suitable for Ø 8.6 ÷ 10.5 mm single ropes;
- if the rope is incorrectly installed in the device (the rope sides are inverted), thanks to the specific tapered (V-shaped) friction notches, effective belaying is still ensured, with safe braking and easy lowering of the climber.
Attention! Read carefully the device instructions before use.
CLICK UP is supplied and must be used together with the specific HMS carabiner CONCEPT SGL HC, with wear-resistant anodizing and ACL system that prevents the possibility of minor-axis cross-loading.
Over 30 years of experience, a strong passion for their work and a particular attention to the design and production of all personal protective equipment. This is where Climbing Technology's products come from, derived from the brand's expertise developed for three different fields: the mountain, with mountaineering and sport climbing, the professional world - with work at height, rope work and rescue - and the recreational sector, with via ferratas and adventure parks. Constant research into innovative solutions has enabled the company to create devices capable of meeting the most advanced technical and sporting requirements. Safety, functionality and simplicity: these are the characteristics to which the products in the CT catalogue must respond. The company's research and development activities are constant and the company has registered 20 patents at international level.
Climbing Technology, a company founded in Cisano Bergamasco by Carlo Paglioli in 1986, became part of the SKYLOTEC family in the mid-2021 and currently employs 115 people and exports to 70 countries worldwide.
