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Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickpack Quickdraws

Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickpack Quickdraws

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Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickpack Quickdraws

This Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickpack sets you up with six Quicksilver Quickdraws to build your new rack or add to an existing one. Each quickdraw includes a straight gate and bent gate carabiner for versatility and easy clipping on everything from splitter trad routes to burly sport pitches. The rubber straightjacket insert inside the Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickdraws' Dynex dogbone ensures correct gate orientation when you reach for a sketchy clip.

Bottom Line: Add solid versatility to your rack with six quickdraws from the Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickpack.

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Rating for this product: 5

Great Starter Pack

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January 18, 2010

Got these as my first set of normal draws in addition to 4 or so single slings. They are simple, strong, and good feeling draws as far as I'm concerned. They are a bit small for clipping for my hands (i got big mits) but for the price I really cant complain. The action is solid and feel really great during a clip.

A+ pick for a first set of draws

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Rating for this product: 5

Great price. Great quality.

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December 28, 2009

The headline says it all. I use these for sport routes and clipping into passive pro on lead. I've also found them to be pretty lightweight, considering similarly priced alternatives. You can't go wrong with these. Try to pick the Quickpack up on sale and save a few bucks.

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Are these quickdraws the same as wire gate? Or is better to

Are these quickdraws the same as wire gate? Or is better to have mixed gate?

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August 2, 2009

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I use both these quicksilvers with the strait/bent gates, as well as wiregate draws. To me, the differences are subtle. Your ability to clip a bolt or the rope when lead climbing has a lot to do with your familiarity with the draw and your personally dexterit. I really like the bent gate when clipping the rope, that is a big positive. If you are looking to get your first set of draws, this is a great pack to get your rack started.

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August 3, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Quality all around

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June 16, 2008

These quickdraws are a great standby. Their solid on bolts and not too heavy for your standard sport lead route. The clipping is just right especially since you can get varied bone lengths. I've taken a few lead falls on mine and there is no deformation, just some lost paint. To climbed big walls I'd want a lighter set from BD or I'd just switch out the carabiners.

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Rating for this product: 4

Yengenge' Quickdraws

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January 19, 2009

The bent gate on these are the best that I have clipped into so far. Love the weight on these and the price. Good for starting up your gear for climbing. Only thing I don't like is how they can easily turn from there original position on ya if your not careful, because of there thin runners. I've seen it happen to a few newbies going for the lead.

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What is the most important gear I could buy to start building

What is the most important gear I could buy to start building up my climbing gear? Like carabiners, rope etc. I know about harnesses and heltments, but all the different types of rope and locking things confuse me. Or if there is a website that can educate me much thanks!

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May 11, 2009

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Honestly, if the "locking things" confuse you, I'd say take a couple classes or have a guide take you up the mountain first. Knowing where you will be climbing and what type of environment you'll be in will help you choose items to build your rack and what kind of rope you'll be using. I'd recommend starting out with an anchors class and top-roping outdoors first. This involves minimal equipment and will get you used being outside. Don't rush leading and throwing together a rack you might not get a ton of use out of.

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December 28, 2009

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You should also get a PAS -Personal Anchor System if you are climbing outside. You might not need 15 quick draws if your routes aren't that long. The routes i was doing were about 60-80 and only needed 6-8 quick draws and maybe an extra one or two

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August 23, 2009

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For bouldering in the gym, you need shoes and a chalkbag. For bouldering outside, add a crashpad. For sport climbing outside, you need shoes, chalkbag, quickdraws (probably at least 15), a harness, a rope, a helmet, and some kind of belay device. Vastly more importantly, you need to know how to USE all of these things. If you have a local gym, talk to them about learning how to lead, belay, and other basics like that.

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May 11, 2009

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Rating for this product: 4

What more could you say

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July 7, 2009

These are lightweight and super strong. Probably one of the most used and heard of draws on the market.

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Rating for this product: 4

Great Rack Starter

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June 22, 2009

These are great quickdraws on their own... put six in a pack and you've got a great rack starter. I use them on sport routes and to clip to gear. They're fairly light and practical for the price range. Bent gate on bottom makes for very easy clipping.
Only drawbacks:
1)Kind of heavy compared to some quickdraws
2)carabiners can get hung up on harness or gear (remedy by replacing top carabiner with a keylock carabiner)

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is the price for all 6 quickdraws or just 1

is the price for all 6 quickdraws or just 1

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December 10, 2008

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December 10, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Excellent

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March 24, 2008

I did trust it with my life ... so light and so effective.

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SuperDraws

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October 2, 2009

These draws are flawless. A tad bit heavier than wired-gates, but that to be expected. However, I feel they are a bit sturdier than their lighter counterpart. A 'no-brainer' buy. This is my first rack, plus some other friends, and its a great starter.

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Rating for this product: 5

A solid investemt

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October 25, 2008

Great standard gear for any regular sport route. They are light and easy to use. The rubber insert keeps them steady for those long reaches.

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Rating for this product: 5

Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickpack Quickdraws

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October 7, 2009

Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickpack Quickdraws These quickdraws are great! Reliable, light, and easy. I love them and can rely on them for lead climbing. Need to get more of these soon.

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Rating for this product: 5

Bueno!

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June 12, 2009

Quickdraws are light, easy to use and serve their purpose well! Good work BD. Rubber insert does help to keep them straight for long reaches.

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Rating for this product: 4

Black Diamond Quicksilver Quickpack Quickdraws

By: Backcountry.com Employee
July 6, 2009

these quickdraws are great! much lighter compared to my other ones. bent gate makes easy clip in

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Rating for this product: 5

do the job good

By: Backcountry.com Alumni
August 16, 2007

So far these have done me well. I have used them to hold me at belay stations, save the bolts at the top of the route and just put the rope through these. They are just like any other quick draw to latch in a bolt. I do like the color a lot. other than that they do the job, I am still alive. They have served more purposes than just rock climbing also.

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Rating for this product: 4

free advice

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April 2, 2008

milli, using your rock climbing gear for anything but rock climbing is a really bad idea!!

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Tech Specs:

Strength:
22kN (4946lbf) 
Gate Type:
Straight, bent 
Material:
[Carabiners] Aluminum; [dogbone] Dynex 
Weight:
3.7oz (106g) - each 
Warranty:
1 Year 
Country of Origin:
United States 

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