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Protect your next super-thin crack climb with DMM Peenuts. These tiny nuts are color coded for easy selection, and their tapered heads help them fit securely in slightly flaring cracks. DMM Peenuts are ideal for thin trad climbs and crack climbs alike, so add a few to your 'biner-full-o-nuts before you head out to the stone.
Bottom Line: When the crack is too small for fingers, it's just right for DMM Peenuts.
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How does the size of the peenuts compare to the DMM brass offsets? Why
How does the size of the peenuts compare to the DMM brass offsets?
Why choose one over the other? Does the brass work better in certain rock?
By: car100726604
April 11, 2012
Funky cracks beware
By:
Evan Stevens
December 3, 2008
For pin scars and small flared cracks these are unbeatable. I still carry regular nuts and just suplement with these for areas with funky cracks and gear.
DMM Peenuts
By:
ema5062074
November 30, 2011
These are the most useful little-dudes I've ever had on my rack. I primarily climb Southern sandstone and they are indispensable on the classic run-out traditional face routes! They fit in the tiniest of placements and the slightly offset nature of the nut often allows them to get maximum contact in places where a traditional nut won't even pretend to go!
I recommend these little boogers to anyone!
aw, nuts
By:
Climb&Ski the BC
March 20, 2010
These are pretty fantastic. Rated higher than similar sized BD nuts, and they flare both downward and to the side, as do many cracks. I carry 1-5 to supplement a BD set, but will probably pick up a few more in the future. Get some!
Great protection for when you find youself puckering
By:
Benji R.
April 15, 2010
These things work wonders in LCC granite. I've whipped on the smallest size several times and it didn't even thing about pulling. They are somewhat specialized but you'll be amazed the places these things fit and the security the offer on an otherwise puckery run out.
A must to include with the offsets
By:
Dow Williams
November 17, 2008
DMM brought back the offset nuts. A must in the southern desert sandstone flaring cracks and damn handy in the Canadian Rockies as well. Only set I carry now. Have no idea why I would need any others.
Change me.
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Funky cracks beware
For pin scars and small flared cracks these are unbeatable. I still carry regular nuts and just suplement with these for areas with funky cracks and more...
DMM Peenuts
These are the most useful little-dudes I've ever had on my rack. I primarily climb Southern sandstone and they are indispensable on the classic run-out more...
- Material:
- [heads] aluminum; [cable] steel
- Strength:
- (1) 4 kN, (2-3) 5 kN, (4-5) 8 kN
- Weight:
- 0.3 oz
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year