Micro Rappel Rack

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$114.00
SKU:
13700
Color:
Bright
Kobah Pro Head:
blank
Bearing Type:
Ball Bearing
Material:
Stainless Steel
Picket Length:
24 inch
size:
S
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Product Overview

Description

The Micro U-Rack is designed for caving and technical canyoneering. Light-weight, with durable stainless-steel bars, it’s equipped with two Tie-Off Bars that can also be used to quickly add friction or facilitate tie-offs.

At 8.6” it’s compact and provides excellent descent control on thinner ropes often used in exploratory caving or canyons. Like all racks, it doesn’t twist the rope and provides a wide range of friction and control.

Assembly Required

Features and Benefits:

  • Compact lightweight design
  • Stainless steel construction for durability
  • May be used as either a rappel or lowering device
  • Does not twist rope
  • May be used with single or double ropes of varying diameters
  • Provides wide range of friction and control under varying weights and applications
  • User may adjust friction by simply wrapping rope around the Tie-Off Bar(s)
  • Color Bright
  • Made in the USA

Specifications: 

  • Model #: 13700
  • Frame Material: Stainless Steel Frame, Stainless Steel Tie-Off Bars & Brake Bars 
  • Brake Bars: Stainless
  • Tie-off Bars: Stainless
  • Max. Rope size: ≤ 1/2” (12.5mm)
  • Dimensions: 8.65" Long
  • Weight: 16.08 oz (399g

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  • 5
    Utah Canyoneering

    Posted by Droup on Oct 23rd 2017

    Heavier than a lot of rappel devices but worth the extra weight in my opinion. You don't have to worry about the abrasion from the sandy/dirty ropes as much because it's stainless steel and not aluminum so, no need to carry a backup device. Very safe with the skinnier ropes by easily adding friction (e.g. as the rope weight changes from the top to the bottom of long rappel). Does not spin you on free rappels since the rope feeds straight through the device. Does not cause a twisted rope mess after everyone rappels down.