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September 9, 2010

Metolius Rope Hook Review

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Metolius Rope Hook

Metolius Rope Hook

Price: $14.95 at 3 stores.
Average Rating: 5 out of 5

SummitHut.com

The Metolius Rope Hook makes rope management on multi-pitch routes a breeze. Features a clip in loop for the anchor, heavy duty materials which allow it to hold its shape, and convenient hook and cinch closure buckle for handy transport. Lightweight, convenient, easy to use, and inexpensive.

Features:

  • Hook up the buckle and cinch it tight so your rope is coiled and ready to go
  • Lay lap coils back and forth across the rope hook as the second is belayed up
  • Makes rope management on multi-pitch routes a breeze
  • The rope is stacked to feed perfectly for the next pitch
  • Weight: 2.4 oz

Mountain Gear

Manage multiple ropes, steep aid climbs and even multi-pitch climbs with the Rope Hook from Metolius.

Features:

  • Keep your rope coiled and ready to go by hooking the buckle and cinching it tight
  • Light and simple, you can hang this gadget off an anchor, open the hook and feed rope out
  • Manage your ropes by laying coils back and forth over the hook to stack it perfectly for the next pitch

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Features:

  • Hook up the buckle and cinch it tight - your rope is coiled and ready to go.
  • Lay lap coils back and forth across the rope hook as the second is belayed up.
  • Makes rope management on multi-pitch routes a breeze!
  • The rope is stacked to feed perfectly for the next pitch.

usefull, most of the time

Nate at Mountain Gear on 07/07/2007
Rated: 4
For multi-pitch climbs, the rope hook performs well in rope management. it is simple and easy to lay lap coils in the open hook to keep ropes hanging clean and tangle-free. Metolius advertises that one can simply close the hook and have tangle-free rope storage which is not true. On the descent trail the lap coils easily slip out of the hook resulting in a tangled mess. Overall, the rope hook is good for managing ropes while on the climb, but lacks the security of a proper mountaineer's coil or rope bag.

ITS A GREAT GAGET

KBs at Mountain Gear on 03/03/2006
Rated: 5
ITS GREAT HOLD S IT JUST THE WAY YOU COIL IT COME OUT EASILY WHEN FEEDING IN A BELAY SET UP
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