Concord Draw 6 pack Express Set

Stellar product, for the price. So good that I bought a second set! PROS: Super high strength rating Extremely lightweight Amazingly priced Very easy to clip CONS: On the small side. STILL EXTREMELY USABLE, just slightly smaller. Might be a problem for those with bigger hands. Orange side goes to the wall, which can be slightly counter intuitive. Rubber stopper on grey side can break. STORY TIME: These draws rock. The only real downside is the orange biner going to the wall, which can be slightly counter intuitive at first. When I saw this, I decided to try to reverse them in the dogbone. Aka, I tried to take the grey biner out and replace it with the orange one, and vice versa. Upon trying to take out the grey one, I broke the rubber stopper holding it in place and now it is looser in the dogbone and can rotate (I only did this with one of them before I realized my mistake). Something to keep in mind, these draws DO HAVE A SPECIFIC WALL SIDE AND ROPE SIDE. The orange biner is more straight gated than the grey, and it is very obviously looser in the dogbone compared to the grey, which is held in place by a rubber stopper in order to be stiff when clipping the rope. This can be kept consistent by consistently racking them the same way on your harness, every time. Once used to the inverted colors, these draws are arguably the best on the market. Lightweight and easy to clip, at only $10 per draw YOU CANNOT GO WRONG!

Don't let the low price fool you, these are excellent draws. The bent wire gets allow for easy clipping and eliminate the possibility of gate flutter on both ends of the draw. They are strength ratings are higher than most - 27kN across the major axis, and the biners feel flawless. No rough edges/protrusions. They are also well anodized. Even after heavy use they have lost very little of their coating. The biners are also not too big.. but not too small. The dogbones are short but also have a very high strength rating. The shorter lengths allows for slightly shorter falls and the ability to rest closer to a bolt. They are also very, very light, making them ideal for alpine settings. I've climbed well over a hundred routes with these and they are still working perfectly and appear to be well made and well thought out. These draws are only upstaged by the Petzl spirits which cost over twice as much.

I've used these on 5.8 all the way to 5.12 and they work great. They are so cheap and affordable with a great quality that is fitting of an expensive set that there is no reason to pass this deal up. I've had some big falls and there is still no sign of issues. TIP!!! Sometimes they go below the price of 59.99 bucks. grab them at that price. The normal price is still great but buying it for 10 bucks less is great too.

These things are sweet! My first time lead roping was great with these! Light and cool color!

Line hand here and these are perfect

La verdad que un lujo, llevo un mes usándolo 2/3 veces por semana, ninguna falla, siguen andando de 10, se bancaron terribles voladas así que tope!

Five stars because Mad Rock did very well with these and the price is amazing. You can find better draws. But, you will not find a cheaper set of quality draws. I actually got these on sale for $45/per 6. They are light, certified strong, and clipping is very smooth. I would highly recommend to anyone and I will buy again!

Pros: The price is great The draws certainly hold their weight They're compact Cons: The gates flip upside down a lot. Since there is no rubber stopper on the end of the draw, the carabiner has the ability to easily slide around in the draw loop. This could cause your gate to flip, giving you a hard time clipping or cleaning, or even worse, you could cross-load your quickdraw.

De lujo, los uso para escalar en roca.

Great 1st set if starting out.

The dog bone is of high quality and so are the draws. Simply it is the fitting to the loose end of the draw which is too wide.

expiry tag 2008-2018

Très bien pour le prix, léger, mais l'année de fabrication est de 2016, acheté en 2019. Pour un équipement de sécurité, ça ne devrait jamais arrivé.