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Black Diamond First Shot Review
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Mountain GearGet maximum depth for stronger and safer threaded ice anchors with the compact First Shot from Black Diamond. On multi-pitch ice climbs when you need to set Abalokov threads or v-threads, use this convenient tool that has a cord puller with mini saw and three settings for use with 16, 19 or 22 cm ice screws. Features:- Cord puller with small saw folds into handle
- Set threaded ice anchors with the gear on your rack as this tool has three size settings for 16, 19, or 22 cm ice screws
SummitHut.comThe First Shot by Black Diamond is a unique, compact guide that provides the maximum depth and strength for threaded ice anchors (aka, Abalokov threads or v-threads). Will work with most ice screws and has three different size settings to accomodate even more ice screws. Features:- **Read all directions and safety material before use.**
- Cord puller (with mini saw) folds into handle
- Three size settings for 16, 19 or 22 cm ice screws
- Will work with most ice screws
Moosejaw The First Shot by Black Diamond is a unique, compact guide that provides the maximum depth and strength for threaded ice anchors (aka, Abalokov threads or v-threads). Features:- Cord puller (with mini saw) folds into handle
- Three size settings for 16, 19 or 22 cm ice screws
- Will work with most ice screws
Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS)The First Shot from Black Diamond is a unique device that provides maximum depth and strength for threaded ice anchors. (aka, Abalokov threads or V-threads). Features:- Cord puller folds into handle
- Three size settings for 16, 19, and 22 cm ice screws
- Will work with most ice screws
USOutdoor.comA unique, compact guide that provides the maximum depth and strength for threaded ice anchors (aka, Abalokov threads or v-threads).
Garbage!
Dr. V-Thread at Mountain Gear on 12/12/2009 Rated:  This is a good idea, but it is poorly made. The tiny thin blade broke the first time I used it. If that happens when it matters, you're stuck with nothing to hook your cordage. You'll hit the right spot with your screws with a little practice anyway.
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