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Reach for zen, and for the next clip.

Your dedication to keeping it simple just reached a new level. You roll up to the crag in the back of your buddy's bus, slip on your duct tape shoes, and rack up a few of the Black Diamond PosiWire Quickdraws you bought with your shoe-hock money. Simple is the name of the game, and each straight-and-wire-gate draw cuts weight, while a positron keylock 'biner makes for snag-free clipping.

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5 5

J.D

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I love these draws. I got a few of the 18cm to add a few longer ones to my rack for different situations. they are relatively light and the wire gate makes for nice clipping. Black Diamond makes bomber gear and each caribiner holds 25kn which is pretty good for the price.

Perfect Draws for Sport Climbing
5 5

Taylor

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These draws are awesome, I used them four times a week all summer and couldnt be more stoked. Light weight and I swear they are like rope magnets. Clipping is easier than chalking up. Get some and go have some fun!

5 5

glowworm

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I just got ten of these as part of my first rack, and I couldn't be happier. They clip well and are designed well. Particularly compared with friends' cheaper brand biners these are awesome... the gates don't stick, the biners don't move around on the dogbones (my friend's draw actually rotated so the rope was running across the gate... yikes). Totally worth the money.

4 5

prop60021

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I got a set of these and swapped out the dogbone for the thick, black BD vari-widths. Absolutely love them top to bottom now, effortless clipping to hangers and cleaning, rope clip is as sure and effortless as possible (less than hoodwires imo). Very happy with these biners and was surprised at how much I like them relative to more expensive biners. Very good value biners but I definitely prefer a thicker dogbone.

5 5

brent

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Top positron biner feels nice in the hand, super smooth on the clips, and is slightly smaller than the hotwire bottom. Bottom hotwire biner is incredibly light for its size due to the hotforging, is slightly larger giving that massive gate opening, and feels great in your hand! . . Did I mention smooth and effortless rope clipping?

Dogbones are 14mm wide now which makes them much less prone to twisting than the older 10mm ones, and even easier to clip. Only thing I don't like about the BD dogbones are the rubber inserts on the bottom loop as they are sensitive to tearing out if you're swapping bottom biners. Good thing you'll never need too. .

Get some!

4 5

fy1climbsome

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i used them almost daily on a year-long climbing trip in asia and they definitely have withstood the beating. they are not the lightest draws to travel with, so i recently purchased a set of wild country ultralight draw for that, but for general sport cragging they are very good, especially at the price!

Anyone have these cuties for sport climbing?...

Mike Gorecki

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Anyone have these cuties for sport climbing? Any recommendations, cons, pros? They are on heavier side but they seem to be solid, they have keylock gear biner and they have wider dogbones so Its not likely they will twist during the clipping. Im considering buiyng 12 of them for sport crags routes but there are also the BD Hotwires , they are 10 grams lighter than posiwires but they dont come with 18 cm long dogbones here.. I have a dilemma which to choose. Is the positron biner the same size as Nitron ?

Simon Hatfield

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This is a great draw, both Carabiners are a nice size and quite functional - its also an amazing value.

My recommendation would be this draw over the Hotwire, unless you're made of money or are obsessed with aesthetics. The extra $.30 per gram saved is not a very good price/weight tradeoff, also, an extra 120g on your harness wont make a lick of difference as to whether or not you send a sport route. You'd be better off putting that $36 towards a lighter rope.

The positron is almost exactly the same size as the Nitron, although a slightly different shape

brent

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They seem to have 18cm back in stock if you're still looking (totally go with the 18cm). I'd pick em up in a pack though unless you don't need 6 of them right now.

I do prefer the nitron biner to the positron, but like simon says, it's not worth the extra money unless you're in dire need of some extra light gear with an awesome orange color ;)and even then there are lighter draws. Tho maybe not full sized with the same strength ratings as the hotwires!

If I had infinite money, I'd totally buy the hotwires over the posiwires in a heartbeat. no question.