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Includes stoppers 4-13 (as you might have guessed) AND a free biner, nice!
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Black Diamond Stopper Set #4-13
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GRippy Whips!
jas3490153
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You can whip and they'll still grip!
Sweet
Andrew Wike
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These stoppers are easy to place, durable, and the set seems to include every size you could ever need. Like all BD stuff, you can feel the quality when you pick them up, which is very confidence inspiring. I'll be a BD customer for life.
BD and Chouinard
Boyd
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Great Stoppers
Jeff Guest
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BD makes quality products and these stoppers are no exception! They place well and the color coding is super helpful. I prefer the Metolius Ultralight Curved Nuts more, but I also carry these on my rack.
Quality stoppers
Nick
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A must for everyone's rack!!!
Ehhh
Freddy Four Fingers
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For the money, these stoppers are dependable and work reasonably well. I especially found the smaller stoppers to be strong and durable.
Overall, there are far better options in terms of weight and ease of placement. They take much more work than to set than, say the DMM offsets or Wildcountry rocks. The BD's are a little thicker and just don't have a great taper.
Not to mention, BD stuff is made in China. This is not to say that anything they make is unsafe. Quite the opposite. I just feel that its better to support a company like Metolius (Bend) or DMM (Wales) than a company that outsources cheap labor and sponsors corporate terrorism (citing axle-hammerhead telemark binding) !!!
My money will go elsewhere! For cams: Metolius or Wired Bliss. For Stoppers: Metolius or DMM.
Does this include all sizes between 4 and...
yoschroe330022
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Does this include all sizes between 4 and 13 (4,5,6...)? The image doesn't clarify and there aren't any specs listed.
knanier
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Yes, its a set!
Nick
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Fo sho!!!
Michael Bass
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It's in the label.. 4-13, and is does read "Black Diamond Stopper Set #4-13".. How did you not pick up on this???
Make mine a double.
Adam La Rosa
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This is the perfect package if you already have a stopper set and want to double up on the workhorses. It's also choice for someone getting into trad and not interested in those tiny aid placements (yet!). Need more pro just in case you find that epic and need to bail? This is it.
Bomber pro plus a wiregate oval? Sick.
great sizes
Trevor Wallner
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these are the sizes you use the most for passive prot. anything small is used for aid and anything larger you should be using hexes or cams. easy to remove so its not a hassle for your partner to clean the route.
Black Diamond Stopper Set #4-13
Mark Parrett
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BD stoppers have just a bit higher level of finish than some of the less expensive options out there. I climb on whatever set I happen to grab usually, but I like the burly and visible swage on these guys the best - confidence inspiring.
Do these nuts have the one side with a...
Mike
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Do these nuts have the one side with a tapered edge? The one that gives is the pseudo camming action...
TJP
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Heres a side view of them straight off of BD's website:
http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en-us/shop/climb/protection/stopper-sp-r-sp-set-pro-no-1-13
There is a slight curve, but i think you are looking for something more like the BD hexcentric or wild country rockcentrics.
Seems like a person has to have stoppers
John Butler
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and these are great stoppers :-)
do stoppers work well in splitters (Indian...
nathan martinez
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do stoppers work well in splitters (Indian creek)?
Angus Bohanon
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Absolutely not. They will serve no function whatsoever in splitter cracks, except to fall down the crack to the ground.
Evan Stevens
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There are a few select climbs that stoppers will work in the desert, so not entirely useless out there, hexes will work, ala the old guard, but cams are your best bet!
steph davis
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No! But every once in a while you find small constrictions on a route, and you can definitely use small nuts here and there at the Creek (the first pitch of Lightning Bolt Cracks on North Six Shooter, and Inflictor at Broken Tooth come to mind). I prefer the Metolius stoppers myself.
my first pro
paulba
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This set marks the first pieces of pro I've owned and lead climbed with (now have full rack). Boy do these have their place on the rack. For their weight, they are easily the best pro. On most trad climbs I use about an equal number of nuts and cams.
Nothing inspires as much confidence as a well-placed nut. They stay put while cams walk. When placed well you should have no question that it will hold a fall and not pop out of the rock because of rope drag.
BD Stoppers
Jerimy
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Great starting point for any rack. Anodized color coating makes for quick selection.
can't go wrong
Matt Oakley
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Nuts are nuts, but its nice to get them from a company you can trust like BD. The color coding is nice and the geometry fits every time.
Matt Oakley
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I wish they would give you a better biner with the set, like a positron. This biner will hook the wires. In the end you buy them separately with a biner that you wont just throw in the bottom of your bin for pennies more...
The basics
Clay Stoner
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The basics to a rack, teamed with a set of hexed and you can head up Devil's Tower for a truely tradition experience.
Classic
Andrew Krosbakken
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Basic, bomber and easy to place. Also, the color on them make them really easy to see what size they are.
Great Fit
Brock Duos
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Bomber stoppers! I have taken a few nice falls on these and have yet to question their holding ability. Easy to match up size to colors after using for a while and they are easier to remove than similar nuts in other brands. Highly recommended for starters who don't have the dough to drop on a set of cams yet, or anyone looking to add some nuts to their rack.
Great set of stoppers!
Cody Rayl
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This is a very useful set of stoppers! I have taken falls on the smaller sizes and they are bomber! (Like other small nuts/stoppers, you may leave a few in the rock after taking a fall) I keep 2 sets on my rack along with the smaller 1-3 sizes. The color coding is nice when you are hunting for a specific size. Make sure you have a good nut tool to help clean these from the rock!
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Boyd
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