Climbing Rappel Rings, 12mm Opening Detachable Climbing Connector Belay for Rock Climbing Arborist Connection Point (Black)

1. Professional equipment: The Rings is detachable with a 12mm opening and can be used to connect the main lock to the flat belt and seat belt. 2. Practical: Designed for semi permanent connection of equipment. Its round shape provides optimal functioning in all directions, efficient, and more uniform force. 3. Design: Evenly stressed during use, to avoid jamming when pulling the rope, and can avoid the danger of wrong orientation during installation. 4. Safe to use: With 24kn/2400kg breaking force, iso9001, ce en362:2004m, ca safety certification, opening design that allows ropes with sewn terminations to install. 5. Scope of application: Suitable for rock climbing, mountaineering, arborist rescue, descending and climbing, and high altitude keeptions. Specification: Item type: Rappel Rings Material: Aluminium alloy Opening size: Approx. 12mm/0.47in Inner diameter: Approx. 4.5cm/0.18in Outer diameter: Approx. 7cm/0.28in Breaking force: Approx. 24kn/2400kg How to use: (1) align the screws on the side of the Rings with a screwdriver (2) rotate the lock clockwise, rotate the lock counterclockwise, and unlock (3) just take out the screw Packing list: 1 xrappel Rings 1 x hex wrench

• Professional Equipment: The climbing rings is detachable with a 12mm opening and can be used to connect the main lock to the flat belt and seat belt.
• Safe to Use: With 24KN/2400KG breaking force, ISO9001, CE EN362:2004M, CA safety certification, opening design that allows ropes with sewn terminations to install.
• Stressed Design: Evenly stressed during use, to avoid jamming when pulling the rope, and can avoid the danger of wrong orientation during installation.
• Practica Tooll: Designed for semi permanent connection of equipment. climbing ringsround shape provides optimal functioning in all directions, efficient, and more uniform force.
• Scope of Application: The climbing rings is suitable for rock climbing, mountaineering, Arborist rescue, descending and climbing, and high altitude keeptions.