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Intuitively designed and ready to help you out.

It's best to be prepared for any vertical situation, whether you're towing gear or coordinating a rescue. The Petzl Micro Traxion Pulley demonstrates a commitment to reliability and low weight, both handy qualities in the vertical world.
  • Integrated progress capture device keeps you from losing what you've gained
  • Upper button allows cam to be locked
  • Aluminum sheave mounted on sealed ball bearings provides optimal efficiency and energy conservation
  • Rope clamp designed to grip even on frozen or muddy ropes

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What type of rope and size do I get. I...

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What type of rope and size do I get. I want to use the pulley to pull my bike up 2 flights in a brownstone building.

Angus Bohanon

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You'll need to get a fairly thin rope (<11mm) and you don't want it to stretch, so I'd recommend something in this category (http://www.backcountry.com/static-ropes). If those are too long/expensive for you, you can go to a hardware or marine store and ask them to cut a custom length of static braided nylon, but I'd bring the pulley to make sure that it'll run smoothly.

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pell

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I use Micro Traxion (lower piece) + Trango Cinch on a chest harness as my TR solo setup. Light and easy to setup, glides well, easy to take out before rappelling (do not overweight the rope, full quart water bottle is enough).

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steph davis

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I'm a huge fan of the mini traxion, so I got this basically the day it came out. Unbelievably light and small, and hauls really well. I have tried to use it for solo climbing on a fixed rope, which is something I do with the mini-traxions, but it does not slide up the rope nearly as well as the minis, so I won't be using it for that.

Some Random Guy

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thanx steph! i've been debating between getting the micro or mini for rope soloing. i'll go with the mini :)

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Evan Stevens

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This thing rocks! So light you barely notice it is there. I use it mostly for hauling light packs while climbing hard multipitch routes, but have also used it as a soloist/ascender (!!!!WARNING!!!! get proper training for this!!!!!!!!). Very well built, smooth, hauls like a dream even on my thin 6mm static tag line. If you want to save your arms for hauling packs, this is your solution. This would also be a sick addition to a glacier travel kit for crevasse rescue.

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Greg G

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Wall climbing sucks, but the places it takes you are amazing. This little guy not only offers the efficiency of it's big brother the Pro Traxion, but also weighs nothing and racks almost invisibly. I like to use a pre-set ratchet system on walls so having 3 biners and 3 pulleys + cord add's some weight to my rack already on slings. But with this little guy I can significantly reduce my overall rack weight and bulk. Did I mention it can easily haul a grade VI kit 1:1 style efficiently? Yaaaa it's the bomb.

Also I dropped this thing from 600+ft and it still looks like new. Wow