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Don’t leave the ground without it.

Whether you’re doubling up sizes or looking to streamline your rack, the Black Diamond Stopper Set Classic gives you the most indispensable sizes of this essential piece of gear. As the ancestor of the original chock that began the clean climbing revolution, the BD Stopper’s durable aluminum heads features a transverse taper for a secure fit in a variety of cracks, flares, and constrictions.

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4 5

Erik Green

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I went and bought these stoppers on sale, looks like I'll have to become a trad climber now. I can't really comment on the quality, weight, etc. because I've barely used any trad gear. But they are very colorful stoppers. Right now, I bring these along on warm-up sport routes and try to place them wherever they seem like they'll fit. Yeah, the carabiner that comes with it is not a real climbing carabiner so don't try to use it as such. But, you can use it for your keys, maybe on a dog leash, I dunno. Also, don't cut the plastic around the wire just below the loops like I almost did! That's supposed to be there. :-)

5 5

Benjamin Platte

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I got these as a birthday gift for one of my buddies. This is the perfect gift for any serious climber, it is not to expensive, it is super practical, and who ever gets it will still be pumped.

4 5

Brandon Kennedy

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Having worked at Black Diamond and used their products for many years, I can fully recommend them to anyone. I've seen them being made, go through QA, and have used them in my personal climbing adventures. They are light, durable, incredibly strong and the design behind them is second to none. These are the perfect addition to your full climbing kit.

4 5

John Matusiewicz

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I got these to expand my rack and provide some slightly different sizes/shapes/tapers than my Wild Country rocks. I like them; however, I definitely still prefer the rocks overall, which is why I only gave them 4 stars. I can't say that one is better or worse than the other, but I feel like the rocks maybe place a little bit more securely and efficiently.

Other than that, these are the sizes to get in the BD line for general climbing. Some people also complained about the racking biner they come with (which I don't use)- I don't see what the big deal is, most nuts don't come with anything to rack them on anyway, so I didn't feel cheated by the lack of a "real" biner.

5 5

Neil Roberts

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I think everyone aught to get these, just nice to have round. stack nice, place well. like anything i get them stuck and need to be creative to get them out. I have used them extensively and they are not too heavy to haul around if your doing a sport route that will have a lot of run out, and you feel you need to place a piece or two.

5 5

Jeff Chrisler

Member since 

I probably use these the most on my rack. They just seem to fit a lot of things out here near Boulder, CO. As one reviewer mentions below, these don't come with a 'climbing' carabiner. Although this is a bit disappointing, it has never been an issue as I always take the stopper off then use a quickdraw on the stopper. It's definitely not worth giving these a bad review, and with all the quality control BD has, I've trusted these a ton to my life, and they've come through as expected.

If I wanted to start trad climbing for a...

Hayden Beck

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If I wanted to start trad climbing for a cheap price, what would I need? (I already have many carabieners and runners, plus an experienced parnter but he doesn't have a rack)

Mitch Andrews

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This will get you started but you will need quick draws and rope and lots of other stuff

Hayden Beck

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I already sport climb dude, I was asking what sort of rack I would want..... but I already bought a full leader's rack so, nevermind.

Will

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I love trad climbing. On my rack i have some cams, some tri-cams, and some nuts. There is always more gear to get but it takes a wihile to obtain it all. another thing to have it slings and carabiners because not a lot of rad climbs are very zig-zaggy and youcan use them to reduse rope drag. Good luck and have fun!

5 5

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.

5 5

lkg4175397

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Love the BD nuts; trustworthy, good colors, I use them all the time and am very happy with their performance.

2 5

abar

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There is no reason to sell a set of nuts with some cheapo chinese plastic non-climbing carabiner. There are a number of problems with this, and frankly, I am surprised at BD for doing it. This carabiner very closely resembles a real carabiner in the photo and you would have no idea until you get it. And if you were a total gumby you might even end up using it while climbing (less likely) but possible.

What further complicates the matter is that BD always sells their nut sets with an actual carabiner. How was I supposed to know? False advertising and dangerous decision from a respected (by me) US company. Backcountry, you should check your listing as well. This would be an obvious thing to mention as it changes the deal substantially and is unsafe (in my opinion).

UPDATE: Backcountry has resolved the issue for me. Their customer service fixed the issue (somewhat reluctantly). I still recommend BD stoppers however, not this set beacause of the problem mentioned above. Also, it's not clear on BD's website that this carabiner is not a climbing carabiner. Go figure! I am following up with BD offline.

Hayden Beck

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The reason that they put the plastic carabiener on the stoppers is because thats how you rack stoppers...you put them all on one carabiener and then you use quickdraws to attach them to the rope.

cor4737380

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No, you rack anything and everything on climbing grade carabiners. Using that plastic bs is stupid.

5 5

dwal561820889

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what can you say bad about BD products? these are easy to place and remove and are bomb proof. excellent!

lkg4175397

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Love BD protection, these nuts have served me well all over on all types of rock.