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Vitessefi

Vitessefi

Prix régulier $69.95 USD
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Conçue pour l'escalade artificielle avancée avec l'aide du grimpeur de big wall Dave Allfrey, la Speedfi combine la commodité d'une sangle d'amarrage réglable et d'un crochet fifi en acier.

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Un outil d'escalade artificielle avancé,

le Speedfi combine la commodité d'une daisy chain réglable avec un fifi en acier. Le corps en aluminium est ergonomique et les marguerites peuvent être ajustées lorsqu'elles sont entièrement chargées avec une corde statique cousue de 6 mm. Évalué pour le poids corporel seulement.

Features

  • Crochet fifi en acier
  • Pièce ergonomique en aluminium
  • Daisy entièrement réglable lorsque soumise à charge
  • Corde dynamique de 7 mm
  • Supporte le poids du corps uniquement

SPECS

  • Poids: 195 g
  • Country of Origin: Taiwan

SPECS

  • Poids: 195 g
  • Country of Origin: Taiwan

MATERIALS

  • 50 % aluminium, 30 % acier, 10 % Delrin, 10 % corde d'escalade
Avertissement : Risque de cancer et de dommages à la reproduction - P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Overall rating: 4.7777777 / 5 from 9 reviews.

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Reviews

Speedfi speeds it up

"Still a newbie aid climber, but this product makes the whole process a lot smoother and more efficient than my regular fifi. To be honest, I got this initially instead of others because of the price. But now I'm finding that there are few features that I prefer. A few things that I noticed that are different/same from the other adjustable fifis that my partners are using: 1) I can use this with either hand and not twist webbing since there is no webbing. 2) Uses rope instead of webbing so it's a bit more dynamic although you still are not supposed to fall on it. 3) With practice, there's about the same amount of friction/resistance as using the webbing-based one. 4) Looks like it would be fairly easy to replace the rope on the Speedfi if necessary."

Jennifer L. (5/5)

increible para aid

"innovador y super practico para la practica de escalada artificial."

Meg d. (5/5)

Nice build

"The fifi is easy to use. But not sure how to use it efficiently yet lol"

Xiangyu G. (5/5)

Best I’ve used

"Smoother and easier to release than a Yates, rope doesn’t twist and then jam like webbing. The eye below the hook lets you use it as a second Daisy while doing roofs, or clip to your harness, or I sometimes like to attach a ladder via soft shackle. It works well with an oval or a large locker like a rocklock. With the right sequence, you can use only one lanyard and have the other ladder always in your hand, clipped to your harness, or clipped to the rope, for less dingle dangle action."

James H. (5/5)

OMG

"Why were these things not around for all the big wall I did earlier in my career? A must for speeding up those aid pitches. Love this thing."

Brian R. (5/5)

Great gear!

"It’s a great hybrid of an easy dayse and a fi-fi. Makes things way faster!"

Rogério L. (5/5)

The speedfi is epic! The

"The speedfi is epic! The thumb release catches and releases so smooth. The fact that direction doesn't matter like similar webbing based ones is also cool."

Michael F. (5/5)

Great piece of gear

"Easily adjistavle under weight and makes aiding a breeze. Grest uograde from the cario i was using!"

John R. (4/5)

Game changer that takes some practice

"Really does open things up for speed and versatility when leading or even following. Can Be used R or L handed and once you are familiar it extends fairly smoothly."

John B. (4/5)

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