Stoppers are tried and true. They are always on my rack up to a number 11 or 12. I find the 13 to be heavy and a bit floppy and cams easily cover the size and are as light if not lighter. I rack mine on 2 carabiners...3 - 7 and 8 - 12 for easier placement with less nuts to deal with. I know the 3 is not in this set but I add a couple smaller nuts in to take it down if necessary. If I am going light in the Tetons, I will take a set of BD Stoppers and call it good. Enjoy!

and these are great stoppers :-)

Bomber stoppers! I have taken a few nice falls on these and have yet to question their holding ability. Easy to match up size to colors after using for a while and they are easier to remove than similar nuts in other brands. Highly recommended for starters who don't have the dough to drop on a set of cams yet, or anyone looking to add some nuts to their rack.

Basic, bomber and easy to place. Also, the color on them make them really easy to see what size they are.

Nuts are nuts, but its nice to get them from a company you can trust like BD. The color coding is nice and the geometry fits every time.

The basics to a rack, teamed with a set of hexed and you can head up Devil's Tower for a truely tradition experience.

Great starting point for any rack. Anodized color coating makes for quick selection.

This is a very useful set of stoppers! I have taken falls on the smaller sizes and they are bomber! (Like other small nuts/stoppers, you may leave a few in the rock after taking a fall) I keep 2 sets on my rack along with the smaller 1-3 sizes. The color coding is nice when you are hunting for a specific size. Make sure you have a good nut tool to help clean these from the rock!

These stoppers are great.They are easy to locate on the rack which is great cause it seems like I'm always going for the purple one.

These stoppers not only make it easy on your sling but it also packs bite into cracks. Don't be afraid to slam a load on these guys, ‘cause they can handle it.

This set marks the first pieces of pro I've owned and lead climbed with (now have full rack). Boy do these have their place on the rack. For their weight, they are easily the best pro. On most trad climbs I use about an equal number of nuts and cams.

Nothing inspires as much confidence as a well-placed nut. They stay put while cams walk. When placed well you should have no question that it will hold a fall and not pop out of the rock because of rope drag.