Description
For the climber who demands less weight with higher performance.
- With a weight of 1oz, you can lighten your rack for big walls or alpine ascents
- Keylock system eliminates the hook on traditional carabiners that can snag on ropes, anchors, or other climbing gear
- H-profile shape is thicker on the inside to improve rope passage
- Nose shape is designed to optimize clipping and un-clipping
- Indent on bottom of the Ange L maintains sling placement to prevent slippage when you place your piece
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Petzl Ange S Wire Gate Carabiner
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Yung Lee
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Yung Lee
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Ange S
Bj and Emily Chauvin
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Basic wire gate.
Ange biner
Bj and Emily Chauvin
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Ange S, I really like these biners, mainly using them for sport/gym climbing. Good clipping, light weight, petzl quality. Use them as quick draws too
best for the bolt end
robert warden
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I use these exclusively for the gear end of my alpine draws. I like the Ange L for clipping the rope. Its not that you can't clip the rope in the Ange S, Its that i have big hands and don't feel like screwing around climbing at my limit. they handle well and are a breeze snake onto and off hangers and wires even on hard overhanging trad or sport. highly recommended
Love these biners!
bth4984285
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Super light weight and clip like a dream. Win win whats not to love?
Nice, but a couple of flaws...
DeepGlue
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Because of the biner shape, it opens further than other biners since it can travel further back towards the spine. The angle feels slightly off but it's a huge gate opening. Very nice. It is also quite compact and it would be great to use for alpine draws. But I'm glad I only bought two as a sample because...
1) This biner needs a wider spine. Because the spine is so narrow and the gate is a single wire, you essentially are balancing the biner between just two contact points when opening the gate. Whereas for a two-wire gate or a thicker spine you would have three. I find myself worrying about dropping the biner when clipping it in to things. It's not that bad and it's something you can adapt to, but it's still one more thing to worry about.
2) In addition, I found that the ball at the end of the wire tends to catch the rope when clipping. To be specific, the rope tends to catch between the back of the nose and the little ball. So you need to remember to pull on the rope a little harder, or give it an extra tug, when clipping in. Another small thing you don't want to worry about while on lead.
At $11/ea I don't think that these are for me. Maybe both of these are less of a problem with the Ange L.
These sound perfect for multi day...
Justin Duke
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These sound perfect for multi day mountaineering. Just was wondering, with how small the gate is. Has anyone tried to use this on a picket. would it fit on a standard MSR picket, or is the basket configuration and gate opening too small?
Phil Maher
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Based on the dimensions of this and the eyes on the picket itself, it should fit the MSR pickets okay, but the gate just strikes me as much smaller than I would want to use if I was looking to easily and quickly just slam a biner into place, especially if I was gloved up.
James Jenden
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I've never used them on a picket, but the opening is significantly smaller than something like a WC Nitro. I'd estimate about 6mm smaller. With that said, they're still easy to operate with or without gloves. I love them.
Great Light and Strong Carabiner
Stephen Koch
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The new Petzl Biners are fantastic! Petzl did their homework, as they always do, and managed to produce a carabiner worthy to follow the awesome Spirit, which set the standard for a great all around carabiner but is now way heavy compared to many lighter biners on the market. The Ange Wire Gate biners take a bit to get used to with the single wire, but with a little practice you will be clipping and unclipping with a smile on your face with these beautiful tool! The light weight is impressive as is the strength. There is nothing like a keylock to eliminate frustration due to getting the nose caught on a sling or bolt when trying to unclip. Bravo Petzl! Keep up the great work!
Bottom line: Fantastic carabiner for any type of climbing where you want to save weight and have strength. Highly recommend!
Excellent!
James Jenden
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This little thing is great. It's 20kN, so it's a full strength 'biner with a keylock wiregate, and the biggest gate opening I've ever seen. Seriously, this has a bigger gate opening than big 'biners like the BD Positron. It's a mini carabiner, slightly bigger than the CAMP Nano 23; however, it also just looks thicker and more reassuring than the Nano, so that's nice for your mental health. The nose is perfect and slides over bolts beautifully. All in all, it's simply the best carabiner I've ever used. They're expensive, but I'm still keen to get more.
Ange clipping w/ 10.1mm
Arthur Debowski
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The gate looks REALLY small and hard to...
Ryan Hamilton
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The gate looks REALLY small and hard to use. Anyone have much experience with this. I like the idea of a notchless wiregate, but not if the opening is tiny.
Arthur Debowski
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I've taken some photos of a 10.1mm Sterling Marathon Pro in the basket as well as being clipped. The clearance is more than enough to comfortably make clips once you get the hang of it.
A little small....
Dane Burns
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and a little hard to use. There are lighter biners that have bigger bodies. Gate is difficlt to use as well. I was hoping for more.
How To Manipulate The Ange Carabiner
David Roetzel
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A short, useful video explaining the best way(s) to clip in to and use Petzl's new innovative carabiner.
The Ange, Petzl's new carabiner.
David Roetzel
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A new video which features Petzl's new Ange carabiner, the first monofilament, wiregate, keylock carabiner.
