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2007 Model Permanently Out of Stock
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Metolius Personal Anchor System w/out Carabiner - 2007
The Metolius PAS (Personal Anchor System) gives climbers a strong anchor connection that replaces the daisy chain hanging off most harnesses. Daisy chains are only full-strength when loaded end to end, making them a dangerous choice for anchor connection. Every loop of the Metolius PAS holds is full strength. Additionally, the PAS doubles as a handy anchor equalizer or runner when removed from your harness. The PAS is more convenient and adjustable than using slings or quickdraws at the anchor.
Bottom Line: Clip in and get your belay transition done faster with help from the Metolius PAS
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much needed!
By: julie singer
August 25, 2008
just took my PAS on a week long climbing trip and used it on every climb! it worked great and did exactly what i needed it to do. my first time using a PAS and it was super easy to use.
A better daisy
By: alpinejames
May 19, 2008
I cringed when I first dropped 2x the cash of a daisy chain on this, but it was worth it. I can clip in short, drop or add loops as I need more or less length, and not have to worry like with a daisy where a few hundred pounds can rip the stitching on the middle loops. It racks pretty easily, and the main longer first loop is great for extending my belay device. Great for working near or over an edge.
is this a good alternative to a daisy chain for big wall climbing?
is this a good alternative to a daisy chain for big wall climbing? are there any forseen drawbacks to this?
By: greengranolaguy
February 13, 2009
Quite simply, Yes. These are full strength loops whereas a daisy chain is not. My opinion is that this is an evolutionary improvement on the daisy chain.
By: solstice
February 13, 2009
Recommended
By: joc2592507
December 29, 2008
It was recommended to me by some people I met at the crag. I'm a beginner but I used a piece of webbing the first time. This is much more convenient.
Glad I switched
By: Jeffrey Johnston
November 28, 2008
I decided to try the PAS out. Its nice and clean, less bulky than the daisy. Plus I like the idea of being able to adjust the length with out sacrificing strength. So far it been a good piece of equipment. I have not loaded it by more than static body weight yet....
Awesome!
By: misterbyrn2155854
May 27, 2008
It's neat and tidy, much less bulk than a daisychain, and the large loops are super easy to clip into. It's nice to be able to change the length without losing any load capacity.
GLad I got this!
By: worldclimb2119980
November 7, 2008
A few days after buying this (and reviewing it) the guy leading the second pitch stepped off route to easier ground, skipped past 2 bolts slipped and took a huge whipper (resulting in just cuts and bruises thankfully). Slamming me up on the anchor and into the wall. The PAS took a huge load and I felt very happy to have ditched the daisy chain!
Two lessons to take away from this review are don't lead above your ability and multi pitch climbers, get one of these things.
Feeling safe again!!
By: worldclimb2119980
May 19, 2008
After using a daisy chain at anchors and hanging belays for years I recently saw the video of it's failure when improperly used. While any anchor needs back up, I could use one less thing to worry about. $30 isn't a bad price to pay for extra peace of mind.
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