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Wild Country Wild-Wire Quickdraw - 2008 BCS
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Use the versatile Wild Country Wild Wire Quickdraw for hangdogging on your overhanging mega-project one day, and haul it up four pitches of clean granite slabs the next. The two wire gate 'biners and the Dyneema sling make for a lightweight all around draw that's as comfy in a bolt hanger as it is clipped to a Camalot.
Bottom Line: Light and multipurpose, for all your quickdraw needs.
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Budget price, not budget quality
By:
Ryan Hamilton
May 31, 2011
These are fantastic draws. They clip nicely and have a big opening and the dyneema dogbone helps keep the weight down. Plus, I dig the bright colors, they look good on a rack.
A great quickdraw!
By:
Nick
June 11, 2011
cheap and easy. Lightweight wire gates and dyneema dogbone at an affordable price. Look good clipped on the wall!
are these standard carabiners or are they slightly smaller like
are these standard carabiners or are they slightly smaller like a lot of other draws i have been seeing lately?
By: comiked
August 12, 2009
Brandon is correct. Standard size.
By: Ryan Hamilton
May 31, 2011
i believe these are standard size carabiners. Wild country's smaller biner draws are the xenon lites.
By: Brandon Macy
September 14, 2009
Rubber Stopper broke
By: Patrick
November 10, 2010
Lead 2 times with these and the rubber stopper some how broke. Won't affect performance but still annoying. Hopefully backcountry will replace it
A great quickdraw!
By:
Nick
June 11, 2011
cheap and easy. Lightweight wire gates and dyneema dogbone at an affordable price. Look good clipped on the wall!
Love 'em
By:
davernelson2240381
November 30, 2009
definitely the best draws i own. I may end up switching the bolt end biner for a keylock for easier cleaning on steep routes but i love these for their weight, easy clipping and wide opening
Wish this was in the description
By:
Jay Bridgeman
January 16, 2009
The overall quickdraw is fine, you can't really go wrong with two carabiners and small sling. My only beef is that the red carabiner cannot be taken out of the sling. I like to be able to use my quickdraws as just regular carabiners if I need to, and Wildcountry quickdraws always have a little rubber peice to prevent you from taking one out. I suppose that this is helpful in some cases, but I just wish it was posted in the product description.
3 Comments Last Comment: April 9, 2011 by: James Jenden
By: James Jenden
April 9, 2011
Dude, I've switched these around all the time. Just push hard and they'll come off.
By: Ross Miller
January 9, 2011
I pop them off all of the time, for wandering routes when i need more full length slings or aid routes. NOT an issue. Solid beener, gat can get sticky after Lots of use.
By: dst3281055
January 14, 2010
Most draws have this rubber part to help make clipping easier. Just try moving the rubber to over the gate and they come off no problem
Good draws.
By:
cfi3501505
January 9, 2010
The different colored biners make it simple for keeping the draws organized for easy access and keeps the bottom biner from mistakenly being clipped into a bolt to later rough up your rope. I traded out the top biner for keylocks and used my extra wiregates to make longer draws for top ropes or to avoid rope drag.
Georgosity made metal
By:
dst3281055
January 14, 2010
Beautiful light inexpensive wiregate quickdraw. Color scheme accents every rack beautifully
wrong color dogbone
By:
jen3172131
July 23, 2010
Mine showed up with black dogbones, so I was not happy. Luckily, I found someone to trade with me, so I didn't have to bother sending them back. Otherwise, I like them.
Hold you to it.
By:
Cody Barnhill
September 14, 2009
I got these draws a little while ago and so far they are definitely doing the job... They are light and easy to manage, the only gripe that I've had with them so far is that is seem that the bottom carabiner which has no rubber in the sling seems to spin around and end up upside down more easily than some other draws that I have. Not a tough problem to deal with, but I thought it was worth mentioning in the interest of being a good reviewer...
1 Comment Last Comment: November 30, 2009 by: davernelson2240381
By: davernelson2240381
November 30, 2009
the bottom biner is the one with rubber retainer. Your clipping them upside down.
Change me.
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Wild Country Wild-Wire Quickdraw
Wild Country Wild-Wire QuickdrawBudget price, not budget quality
These are fantastic draws. They clip nicely and have a big opening and the dyneema dogbone helps keep the weight down. Plus, I dig the bright colors, they more...
A great quickdraw!
cheap and easy. Lightweight wire gates and dyneema dogbone at an affordable price. Look good clipped on the wall! more...
- Gate Type - Rope End:
- wire
- Gate Type - Bolt End:
- wire
- Sling Material:
- Dyneema
- Carabiner Strength:
- 25 kN
- Weight:
- 3.2 oz
- Recommended Use:
- all around climbing