Description
Self-locking for hauling, rescue, and aid climbing.
- This 5.8-ounce self-locking pulley is ideal for both hauling and top-rope solo climbing
- Aggressive teeth work even on icy, wet, or snowy ropes
- Note: Do not use with D or Offset-D carabiners
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Very usefull
Federico Garcia
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These pulley is very efficient, and can be used in many situations, i always carry it on the mountain, its light and its a solid pice of gear. i will love to get the new micro traxion just because of the size and the weihgt. but these one is just great
Petzl Mini Traxion Review
Mark Parrett
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How much different is this than the micro...
wil3920680
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How much different is this than the micro traxion? I've actually heard the micro to be a bit safer if it breaks: From Petzl.com "> MINI TRAXION: bent side plates and axle. The device is no longer usable, the climber must use another ascender, or descender, to escape.
> MICRO TRAXION: bent moving side plate and axle. The device might be usable for the escape, but must be retired immediately afterward."-http://www.petzl.com/us/outdoor/product-experience/self-belay-solo-climbing/introduction-us
Micah L
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The Petzl Mini Traxion serves better as an emergency device in situations like crevasse rescue, though it is not as durable (though approx 20% more efficient) as the the Mini Traxion. They both have similar work load capabilities and the Micro Traxion is nearly half the weight. I prefer to use the Micro Traxion while TR soloing and as a hauling progress-capture on walls, though the Micro Traxion's weight has allowed me to bring while guiding on mountain expeditions to severely cracked up locations in Alaska.
I can NOT recommend using either of these devices if you are experiencing product failure.
Essential gear
steph davis
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I use two of these for toprope soloing, and I use one for hauling base rigs up towers. I also use a single one for small haulbags (1 or 2 day ascent) on walls. Can't really imagine being without the mini traxion at this point. Maybe some day it will be a tiny bit lighter, but it's a really compact, well-engineered unit.
Hey, I was wondering does this work well...
davey Groothoff
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Hey, I was wondering does this work well with a beal rando 8 mm rope, coz its on the thin part of what it is designed for, have one for glacier skitouring in the alps, but would like to downsize on my rope.
Thanks!
Thomas Ogasawara
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8 mm will work, 8.2 mm would work a little more reliably.
davey Groothoff
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Any suggestions for an alternative rope for making two, 30mm ones? In this category?
SuperTopo.com reviews the Petzl Mini Traxion
Chris McNamara
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Full Review at http://www.supertopo.com/review/Petzl-Mini-Traxion-Pulley
Versatile
Brian Sadowsky
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This is such a versatile piece of equipment and it is not bulky. It works very well with the Petzl Attache biner (PTZ0204).
Confidence
Kurt Zogorski
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I got this mainly for crevasse rescue and it works brilliantly. My rope mates always make fun of me for carrying an extra 165 g, but if I actually had to build a 3 to 1 pulley system, this makes is so much easier to use and maintain. If you want to reassure your partners, get it.
Great For Top Rope Soloing
James C Watts
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I use one of these as part of my solo top roping system, and it works very well. Feeds smoothly and with little effort, and catches positively when weighted. I've never done any hauling with it, but I imagine it would work pretty well for anything under 50 pounds or so. Of course, like any "toothed" cam device, this can remove the sheath from your rope in short order if you subject it to heavy dynamic loading, so (like any rock climbing equipment), proper training and a sufficiently redundant system are mandatory prerequisites of use. Over all, a very well built and versatile piece of gear.
Some many uses
Evan Stevens
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You can use this thing in a lot of ways WITH the PROPER training. Ideally, you would NOT do heavy hauling with it, the main pulley is too small and you will lose too much of your pulling power with this system. But a small day pack, crevasse rescue or as a fixed line soloist (again PROPER training) it is an amazing little unit.
Good for hauling medium-wieght gear
Jonathan Wilson
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I've had one of these for about 7 years. When you need to haul gear, its nice to have the lock-out feature, so that you can use it as a simple pulley OR a hauling pulley, so that you don't end up carrying 2 pulleys or worse, a pulley and an ascender to catch. I haven't had trouble with it catching, but I've used it mainly for hauling lots of midwieght (30-50 lbs) bags on a fixed line, or something like scuba tanks that are heavier than you'd want to manhandle. I guess the only thing I'd like is if the lockout handle was metal instead of plastic, but I'd say that about all new Petzl cam devices.
The Pig...
Dow Williams
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what we been using to haul a small bag up on these OW and Chimney routes at Red Rocks, i.e. Epinephrine and Lady Wilson's Cleavage....with a Black Diamond Guide and double ropes, I rig both the 2nd and the bag at the same time. The 2nd is still within reach obviously if he/she needs to help the pig through a tight squeeze....does not take much elbow grease to haul a desert sized bag up...in fact, can bring both up at the same time, just like two climbers...this pulley catches and holds...thus why you need it if you are going with my method...real light weight and works like a charm.
