Why We Like The Petzl Djinn Axess Quickdraw
For efficient clips on bolted routes, we rack up with the Petzl Djinn Axess Quickdraw. With a larger frame, a bent gate, a generous gate opening, a deep rope basket, and a retainer, the rope-end biner makes clipping quick and easy as we go for the redpoint send, while the keylock noses make cleaning the route snag-free on the way back down.
Details
- Set of hardworking quickdraws for sport routes
- Aluminum I-beam carabiners are light and strong
- Solid, bent rope-end gate provides clipping ease
- Keylock noses prevent snagging on rope and gear
- Wide rope basket reduces drag and boosts durability
- Polyester sling offers great grip and abrasion resistance
- Carabiner retainer keeps rope-end biner in proper orientation
- Item #PTZZ272
- Material
- [carabiner] aluminum, [sling] polyester, [retainer] rubber
- Gate Type
- [bolt end] solid, straight, [rope end] solid, bent
- Sling Width
- 16mm
- Sling Length
- 11cm
- Strength
- [sling] 22kN, [carabiner] (major) 23kN, (minor) 8kN, (open) 9kN
- Gate Opening
- [straight] 24mm, [bent] 27mm
- Claimed Weight
- 1lb 5.9oz (620g)
- Manufacturer Warranty
- sport climbing
- Activity
- limited 3 year
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJune 24, 2024
A Solid Choice
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Size Bought:
- 11CM
- Height:
- 5' 11"
- Weight:
- 225
I was in the market for a new quick-pak after having used Black Diamond wiregates for a few years; and Petzl keeps popping up at the top of the quality and performance comparisons. So I decided to give these a try for a change of scenery and solid gates. They seem to have a healthy, robust gate tension/click, and the dog bone feels stiffer/sturdier than it might look. Time will tell, and I am far-from-an-expert climber; but I am excited to try these out at Red River Gorge soon.
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