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    FS: NOMAD Canyoneering Descender

    http://www.austrialpin.at/klettern/b...x-%282%29.aspx

    Very lightly used, no appreciable wear. $30.00 obo PPD

    Similar to Pirana or ATS

    PM me if interested.

    hank


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    Does it work?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ratagonia View Post
    Does it work?

    T
    It's pretty good. Here's a bullet-review (as compared with a Pirana, which it sorta resembles):

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    Mid-rappel friction variation is smoother, with a finer degree of control (smaller incremental difference between friction settings)
    Ergonomically easier to set up initial friction settings
    More rounded design is less snaggy
    Better carabiner positioning system (O-ring)


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    No appreciable difference between "1" and "2" initial friction settings (subjective, not measured)
    Unintentional change of initial friction settings happens more frequently (perhaps due to smaller base horns)
    Fewer friction options overall, esp. for heavier users or 2-person loads (i.e. rescue/tandem rappelling)

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    Quote Originally Posted by hank moon View Post
    It's pretty good. Here's a bullet-review (as compared with a Pirana, which it sorta resembles):

    +

    Mid-rappel friction variation is smoother, with a finer degree of control (smaller incremental difference between friction settings)
    Ergonomically easier to set up initial friction settings
    More rounded design is less snaggy
    Better carabiner positioning system (O-ring)


    -

    No appreciable difference between "1" and "2" initial friction settings (subjective, not measured)
    Unintentional change of initial friction settings happens more frequently (perhaps due to smaller base horns)
    Fewer friction options overall, esp. for heavier users or 2-person loads (i.e. rescue/tandem rappelling)
    Thanks.

    Who was it made by?

    Tom

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    Quote Originally Posted by ratagonia View Post
    Thanks.

    Who was it made by?

    Tom
    Austrialpin (see first post) :)

    http://www.austrialpin.at/klettern/b...x-%282%29.aspx

    The same guys that make this weirdo 'biner



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