Petzl
Dual Connect Adjust

Out of Stock

Don't worry though, we have a lot more Webbing & Cords in stock than that.

Why We Like The Dual Connect Adjust

Attached to our belay loop with a simple girth hitch, the Dual Connect Adjust is ready to go when we reach the chains. The ergonomic adjust device allows for one-handed length selection for quick anchoring, while the fixed arm is ready to thread our rappel.

Details

Adjustable Y-lanyard for multi-pitches and mountaineering
Dynamic rope reduces force in a short fall (less than factor 1)
Aluminum adjuster is lightweight and easy to use
Rubber positioning ring keeps carabiner in proper position
Used with two Petzl Spirit Screw-Lock carabiners (not included)
Item #PTZZ24Q

Material: [rope] nylon [adjuster] aluminum [positioner] Tanga (thermoplastic elasomer)
Length: [fixed arm] 17.72in [adjustable arm] 5.9 - 37.4in
Claimed Weight: 5.6oz
Manufacturer Warranty: 3 year

Reviews

Q&A

Overall Rating

3 based on 2 ratings

Review Summary

1 Stars - 0 reviews

2 Stars - 1 reviews

3 Stars - 0 reviews

4 Stars - 1 reviews

5 Stars - 0 reviews

What do you think about this product?

View

Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the page

4 out of 5 stars

August 4, 2021

Incredibly useful, but enormous

Familiarity:: I've put it through the wringer

I purchased this mostly because of the situations I get myself into while top rope soloing - it's great for quickly aiding on a piece, adjusting your position while setting up a rappel, and just the feeling of safety having a dynamic rope in your system while clipped in directly. You can attach other devices via clove hitch, making it almost infinitely useful. It will cluster up your harness, and it's not lightweight. But for top managed sites and weird anchor setups and multipitch rappels, it's really the best.

Amie F

2 out of 5 stars

March 7, 2021

Not easy to use, but solid

Familiarity:: I've put it through the wringer

This thing... I wanted to love it. It just doesn't do either of the jobs its meant to do well enough to be happy with them, is large and sloppy on the harness, and sometimes requires two hands to adjust. I really wanted to love this. But a double sling with a few knots works many times better, is quicker, and just isn't as aggravating to use as this.

Greg M