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The carabiner connection.

Build up some quickdraws with the Black Diamond Vari-width Dogbone for project-worthy durability and light weight. This tapered, sewn dogbone features a beefy design that won’t weigh down your rack, as well as a rubber Straitjacket insert to keep the bottom carabiner properly oriented.

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5 5

Kenley Unruh

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I have two 18cm dogbones with BD positrons for my anchors and they work flawlessly. The rubber end keeps to rope-side 'biners in position while the loose ends let the anchors pivot well. Seem to hold up great to some tough granite. A great buy!

5 5

Annie Naylor

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Love nylon dog bones- so much less twisting than the dyneema versions that it's worth the extra weight. I use the 18's for anchors with a couple locking biners.

5 5

Pierre Benitez

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This thing doesnt twist... I use the Mammut Bionic Evo curved for my bolt end and Wild Country Helium for rope. I can't stop getting compliments on this set up. With this dog bone, i never have to worry about it ever turning on me and stays put

5 5

Zach Perry

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I have the Livewire quickdraws, so these come with those draws. The width is great for sport climbing and they dont twist. Yes they are a little heavier than the thin dynex ones. But i would choose these over the dynex any day. I have 8 of the 12cm, 2 of the 18cm. and 2 of the 25cm. The 18cm isnt sewed at the top, so the 'biner can slide around and drop and can get weird on the harness. Other than that great dogbones.

5 5

Rat a Tat Nat

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Love the thickness, sturdy and a neutral color. What more can you ask for? Buy 'em!

5 5

Brian Kunze

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Love how solid these guys are on the rock! Makes clipping a breeze. Not as light as the dynex but the extra width and weight helps prevent unwanted twisting.

5 5

Ryan Hamilton

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These are great. The variety of sizes makes putting together a rack of draws really easy. I especially love the long 25 cm size. I don't have many, but they're great for reducing rope drag. Also great to grab when you're pumped out.

Does it fit to non Black Diamonds biners...

Mike Gorecki

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Posted on

Does it fit to non Black Diamonds biners too? For egz Wild Country Nitro? (the rubber insert wont be too big?)

Angus Bohanon

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Nope, it'll be fine. Mix and match as you please.

5 5

Logan Spencer

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Best draw out there by far. beefy, and stable. you can go for clip when your completely thrutched, and have confidence your draw wont be swinging in the breeze. may be a LITTLE heavier then a dynex draw, but they will last a lot longer.

4 5

Andy Jacobsen

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These are my dogbone of choice for sport climbing for two reasons: 1. they keep the draw flat to the rock and which in turn prevents accidentally backclipping when your draw has a twist in it. 2. they are easy to grab. I definitely have a little bit of added confidence when grabbing for these when I am pumped out of my mind and need to grab the draw to clip. I prefer a skinnier and lighter dogbone for trad and alpine climbing.

5 5

Officer Jimmy

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These draws are awesome, they stay put, don't twist, they're easy to clip. The skinny dynex draws are great too but they'll twist and swing unlike these beefy draws.

5 5

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I'm so glad these are available, the dynex dogbones are just way too skinny in my opinion and seem twist twist around way too often, especially when you going for a really crucial clip. These Vari-Width Dogbones are awesome and just the right thickness to stay exactly where I want them.

5 5

Cedar Wright

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When you are sport climbing...these aren't just quickdraws...sometimes they are handles. Often they are the biggest hold on the route. You don't want those skinny draws when you are dogging a route...they make lousy handles, and wear out a lot quicker.