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Quickdraws (also known as '''runners''') are used by Rock Climbers to attach Rope to bolt anchors or chocks. They allow the rope to run through freely. Quickdraws consist of two snapgate Karabiners connected by a short, pre-sewn loop of Webbing . This webbing can be of nearly any length, depending on the application. A longer runner is useful for keeping the rope attached to the quickdraw from rubbing against rock. The snapgate karabiners are not necessarily identical. Usually, one will have a straight gate and the other will have a bent gate. The bent gate karabiner is always attached to the rope. This reduces wear on the rope by avoiding rubbing it over any dents or imperfections acquired by the other karabiner during its normal use, while facilitating easy attachment to the rope. Quickdraws can be home-made or manufactured. Quickdraws can feature a wide variety of different karabiners, such as wire-gate karabiners and bent-gate karabiners, for specific applications and advantages. These specialized karabiners can be mixed and matched to either end of the quickdraw to meet any specific situation. Some of the possible options are:
Every manufacturer has a variety of different quickdraws to choose from, and many different styles of karabiner if you wish to create your own quickdraws. Some are lighter, some are stronger, and some offer enhancements in grip, maneuverability, or speed. |
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