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You've got that clipping problem under control.

Black Diamond designed the versatile HotWire Quickdraw to meet all your clipping needs. By combining a HotWire carabiner and Nitron straight-gate 'biner, Black Diamond achieved a lightweight and smooth-clipping combo. With the HotWire's large rope-bearing surface and the snag-free keylock design of the Nitron, climbers can clip away with security and ease. Thanks to a Straightjacket rubber gasket, clipping 'biner orientation is maintained so you don't waste time and energy fumbling with the gate.

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5 5

Curtis Beutler

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Climbing with these for a while now. No complaints, always easy to get on the bolt, easy to clip, and easy to clean. Have even used these to clip nuts.

5 5

Doug Small

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I love the keylock/wiregate combo. They won't snag on your harness or on bolts and the wiregate is easy to clip. The rubber sleeve makes sure that they are always in the right position. I'd say for a draw that is sub $20 this is the way to go.

4 5

Mike Cushing

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Great piece of climbing equipment, they keep people off the ground! The only thing I don't like about them and the reason I use Petzl draws now is because when you use these on an overhanging climb where the draw is hanging freely, they are not stable. They twist really easy, granted mine have been on their fair share of climbs, but it's the only thing I personally don't like. I know BD does make draws with wider dogbones - who knows, maybe for this reason. I do think it could be I just need to replace the dogbones and problem solved!

5 5

Victoria H.

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I picked a few of these up not realizing at first how different they are, but I was more than pleased. They are super lightweight and one of the easiest draws to clip with as well. The dogbone is also great, very easy to grab and doesn't have the tendency to twist up compared to the thinner ones. If I had the money I would I buy 100. Overall a great product, and the orange is just a kick butt color too!

5 5

Robb Anglesey

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People will tell you to get the petzl spirit set for sport climbing. I like the spirit but honestly I think its a toss up with these new hotwire sets. I prefer a wiregate for rope clips so this is a great set up for me. I have a few spirit/hotwire combos as well but I love the new nitron biner so this set is perfect. Also, I think the dogbones on these hotwires are a perfect thickness. You also save 5-6 bucks a quickdraw when you go black diamond. These are my standard sport draw.

5 5

Thomas Ogasawara

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These guys are awesome. I'm a huge fan of the wider dogbones. The old version tended to twist occasionally, resulting in weird back clipping and such on sport routes.

5 5

Greg G

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Upgraded to these bad boys this spring to replace my old wildcountry wild-wire's. I am really impressed with the thicker dogbone. It adds to the handling of the draw, but doesn't add much extra weight. These draws are perfect if you are a multi-faceted climber who is climbing trad one day, and sport the next. I definitely recommend these draws!

5 5

Alex  Chocholousek

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These are great quickdraws. The nitron 'biner on the top is pretty light for a full size cylinder-gate, and is super easy to handle (fits nice in the hand). It is basically just a lighter, overall smoother and better version of the BD positron (and you all know how solid those puppies are). The hotwire has about the smoothest gate on any wire gate 'biner around, making for some easy clips when you're pumped out of your mind. The dogbone, after BD upped it to 14mm, is surprisingly easy to grab, and doesn't twist. The 10mm was too skinny in the past for anything but superlight 'draws like the oz, but these seem to bridge the gap between the fat and the super skinny dogbones. Not the absolute lightest draw out there, but still really light, and they just feel good in the hand and in use. Highly recommended!

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Alex  Chocholousek

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My picture shows the size difference between the 14mm hotwire dogbone against a 10mm BD runner as well as a positron 'biner for comparison.

Mike Gorecki

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Hey are those biners (both) full sized ? (same size like a positrons or smaller like neutrinos? ) Im choosing between them and Posiwires (http://www.backcountry.com/black-diamond-posiwire-quickdraw) which are 10 gram heravier and have full sized biners.