Mammut

Sender Keylock Quickdraw - 6-Pack

Works great

Exactly what you would expect from some quickdraws. Not too heavy, not too light, decent gate opening. Using for both multi and sport routes.

Awesome

Easy to clip, and the color system is a very nice touch for keeping the bolt end on the bolt!

Lighter than the competition

Very solid sport draw. The Sender carabiner is a bit smaller and with a slimmer profile than most other draws, saving weight. Made for sport, but I even bring it on some trad routes as it is lightweight enough. The one improvement I wish for is a wired version that has a snag free nose (similar to the DMM Chimera or the Camp Dyon). This is a solid buy if you're after a comfortable sport draw with a focus on weight saving!

I love the carabiners and gates. Super snappy and light without a nose to catch on the harness. I wish the dog bones were a little longer though. Overall a fantastic QuickDraw.

The draws are light and strong so they make for easy packing. These draws are short though which is not always ideal on traversing sport routes

Bomber draws

Best draws I've used. I especially love the shape of the rope gate, as it makes for easy clips.

Good quickdraws

The quickdraws work. Use them in conjunction with some petzl spirit's and have no preference between the two. Easy to clip into.

Lightweight, feels good in the hand, and look great! 🤙🏼

Incredibly light and well engineered

Climbing with these was incredible. I'm used to using much heavier gear and I barely noticed these hanging off me while on the ascent. The dogbones on these are nice and stiff (and have remained so thus far) and the carabiner action is very good. When I loan these out at the crag, they have always been an immediate hit. My one complaint is that they seem to show wear much more readily than other draws I've used in the past. Overall a terrific product for reducing pack and climb weight while also getting the job done.

Super lightweight

These guys are super lightweight compared to their workhorse counterpart, but I think this comes at the expense of ergonomics. The dog bone is a little shorter and a little less stiff, which causes them to move around a little more when trying to clip the rope, especially on real steep lines. Not my go to for project or near-limit lines where I might be making hard clips, but a good option for onsight attempts.