Durable and light
"It works for even the most subtle cracks."
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Cliffhanger Hook
Cliffhanger Hook
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$17.95 USD
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$17.95 USD
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$17.95
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Our smaller-sized hook for small to medium edges.
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Overall rating: 4.909091 / 5 from 11 reviews.
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Works great
"I use this for my commercial window cleaning and it works great. Beats carrying about a huge hook"
Hookin made easy
"Great small hook super robust and good metal that doesn't bend under high loads. Get hookin' fast and secure with the Cliffhanger!"
Good product
"My only complaint is that it doesn’t not come with the webbing to make the attachment loop. Other than that it is great"
A classic hook
"Standard hook every aid climber should own."
Love this company!!!
"Product was as described and arrived fast."
Hookin’ ain’t easy
"What can I say, it’s a metal hook in heavy gauge steel. That’s what you get. The tabs at the bottom help it find a stable placement, and the holes are good for tying your cord or webbing."
cliffhanger
"so far so good"
Cliffhanger
"Great medium size hook, got a pair and filed one to have a pointy tip"
Awesome kit!!!
"Used for work positioning on high rise buildings along with the normal twin ropes. Used with Petzl Grillon to achieve an adjustable sideways anchor for detailed rope work, painting around window frames mostly, but we have aid climbed on two at a time as well. This model grips the best as the knife edge is held in place by the directional pull and the talons hold the webbing off the wall but not too far so that they put an angular force on the edge. BD Rocks, again."
