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Quick feeds, soft catches, and silky smooth lowerings.

Thanks to its compact size and easy-to-use design, the Trango Cinch Belay Device is a solid choice for catching whippers at the sport crag as well as longer multi-pitch adventures. The fluid design allows you to quickly feed and take rope without having to ever remove your break hand, and the assisted breaking technology provides a soft and secure catch every time. Plus, you can be confident when you tie in with your ultra-thin redpoint cord, because the Cinch works with ropes all the way down to 9.4mm.

  • Assisted breaking technology dynamically breaks the rope for soft and secure catches
  • Cinch allows you to quickly feed and take rope without having to ever remove your brake hand from the rope
  • Release handle allows for super smooth lowering and rappels
  • Compact design and a low weight of just 6.4oz allows the cinch to perform on long multi-pitch routes
  • Designed to work with ropes from 9.4mm to 11mm in diameter
  • Proper training and experience required for safe use

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

It is simple, compact and versatile device.

I use it as the high (chest) piece when TR soloing, indoors, outdoors cragging, multipitch climbing, as a backup device when jugging, etc.

I prefer Cinch to Grigri 2 by the following reasons:
1. Ropes glides better thru Cinch. When you belay your second off an anchor again and again this really makes difference.
2. It is more versatile (you can use it unmodified as a jug backup, as a top piece for solo TR, etc).
3. It is less bulk (more compact, takes less space on my harness).
4. It can be put on and taken off of a weighted rope. Trick you can never do with figure 8, ATC or Grigri.

I prefer Grigri 2 to Cinch by the following reasons:
1. Grigri is intuitive, Cinch is counterintuitive. One takes a Grigri and in five minutes is able to give a belay. One takes a Cinch and in five minutes is ready to drop you to the ground after shortroping you badly on every clip.
2. Virtually everybody knows how to belay with Grigri.

Thus for cragging with semi-random people I prefer Grigri 2, for all other applications (especially multi-pitch and aid) I prefer Cinch. Also prefer Cinch indoors because it is more smooth.

Warning! One MUST watch an instructional video (on Trange web site) before an extensive training on this device usage. It is smooth when and ONLY when used properly.