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Attache 2023

Rating

My vote: None ( 5.6 avg )

Description

Thanks to its compact shape and SCREW-LOCK locking system, the ATTACHE is designed for multiple uses related to belaying: connecting a belay system to a harness, belaying with a Munter hitch... It has an H cross section to reduce weight, as well as the Keylock system to avoid the carabiner snagging during maneuvers.

Carabiner optimized for lightness and durability:
- very compact shape is ideal for belay stations
- H-shaped cross section offers an improved strength/weight ratio
- wider contact surfaces for better rope glide and reduced wear on the carabiner
Easy to use, for efficient handling:
- nose and Keylock system helps avoid the carabiner snagging during maneuvers
- carabiner designed for better rope glide and to ensure good positioning of the belay device
- shape adapted for easy tying or untying of a clove hitch

Specifications
Material(s) : aluminum

Thanks to its compact shape and SCREW-LOCK locking system, the ATTACHE is designed for multiple uses related to belaying: connecting a belay system to a harness, belaying with a Munter hitch... It has an H cross section to reduce weight, as well as the Keylock system to avoid the carabiner snagging during maneuvers.

Carabiner optimized for lightness and durability:
- very compact shape is ideal for belay stations
- H-shaped cross section offers an improved strength/weight... 

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Retail price

US$ 17.95
Award Image
Weight (g) 56 g
Shape Pear / HMS
Locking Screw
Straight or Bent Straight
Full Size Yes
Keylock Yes
Solid or Wire Solid
Gate Opening 24 mm
Number of Colors 1
Lock Indicator Yes
Strengths (kN)   22 kN   6 kN    7 kN
AVG RATING
5.76
( 5.8 avg )
Rating
6
( 6 avg )

Fuck yeah!

Pros
+ Fits 2 clove hitches and a sling or two at the wider section.
+ Lightweight
+ Great price (around 15 euros)
+ The red mark on the gate
+ Handling
Familiarity
I’ve used it a bunch
Rating
6
( 6 avg )

Great belay/anchor carabiner

Pros
Lightweight
Can rap with munter
Wide enough to be used as masterpoint
Cons
Gets stuck closed every once in a while
Less rolled edge not ideal as dedicated belay biner
Familiarity
I’ve used it a few of times
Rating
5.04
( 5 avg )

Good, but the old one was better!

Pros
Lightweight
Cons
The shape of the carabiner could be improved
Familiarity
I’ve used it a ton
Rating
6
( 6 avg )

Awesome !

Familiarity
I’ve used it a bunch
WeighMyRack Gear Review no rating given just a review

The most wanted carabiners tend to be light and/or expensive carabiners. The most owned carabiners tend to be carabiners that are easy to find at most climbing shops. Black Diamond would dominate the most owned list if they had not completely changed their carabiner lineup in 2020.

Outdoor Gear Lab Gear Review rating 4/5

The Petzl Attache has been one of the most popular locking carabiners on the market for a long while, and it will continue to be so, thanks to its light weight, versatility and performance in most all tasks it was used in. It is a perfect choice for users looking to retain all the functionality that they expect from a full-sized locker, but at a fraction of the weight for those endeavors where shaving every ounce is critical, as well as for the everyday climber who wants a quality locking carabiner for their safety systems. 

Blister Gear Review no rating given just a review

The redesigned Petzl Attache is a nice addition to the Petzl line, but is not suited to every use. For top-rope anchors, or for casual cragging, larger round-stock carabiners are a better choice as they are more durable. But for multi-pitch climbing where space and weight are more important, the Attache is a good choice.

Watch a tour of Petzl's facilities as they explain all the testing involved

Warning: This video is dubbed in English. If you're getting antsy, skip to section 7:40-8:15 for one of the most interesting parts, where they show a hardware specific camera inspection.