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Screw Racking biner? thoughts?

 

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BD Fin left. Trango Right. 24kn major, 8kn minor, 7kn open. enough so your screws dont go tumbling downhill. i know that people were into the fin for racking. thought id put this one out there as well. not as deep of a basket as the fin but seems rather deep.

http://www.departmentofgoods.com/trango-directional-wire-carabiner?CMP_SKU=TRG0036&MER=0406&mr:trackingCode=DA700797-47F9-DF11-9C39-001517B1882B&mr:referralID=NA&avad=36495_d12468ad

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yeah i use Petzl's ice clipper. but i have heard that folks seem to like the bd fin for racking screws. they don't make them anymore due to the fact that they would spontaneously combust.

 

http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/955458/Re_Best_Biner_for_Ice_Screw_Ra#Post955458

 

that little t slot is a weird thing as well. The biner just caught my eye and reminded me of a wiregate version of the fin.

 

i just worry about the ice clipper breaking and getting bent over a barrel halfway up a climb

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Has anyone tried racking screws with the Kong Paddle carabiner? It's got a huge opening and basket to accommodate kayak paddles shafts. Available in both wire-gate an solid-gate.

 

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Chad

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Since I sold one Fin and retired the other (nice piece in the collection now), I found two other possibilities.

 

1. BD Livewire, nice green color stands out, big opening, at REI on sale.

 

2. WC Xenon, nice bright yellow color, big basket, $6.50.

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