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Huit Anti-Brulure
Description
Anodized version on the HUIT with anti-burn tab for holding the device when it is hot from a long or rapid descent.
Square shape to reduce twisting of the ropes and formation of a lark's head hitch
High strength forged aluminum
Small hole can be used with thin ropes if necessary, or as a belay plate
Retail price
US$ 29.95
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Device Type |
Figure 8 |
| Weight (g) |
110 g |
| Belay Brake Assist |
No |
| Rope Options | 1 or 2 ropes |
| Guide Mode |
No guide mode |
| Teeth |
No |
| Rope Range (mm) | 8.0 mm - 13.0 mm |
| Certification |
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