Quick Expedition DMM CHIMERA QUICKDRAW 18CM LIME 21

Description

For climbers who refuse to compromise between weight and safety, the DMM CHIMERA QUICKDRAW 18CM is an ultra-lightweight climbing sheath.

The sheaths are made of hardened wiregate carabiners with a snag-free finish and are very easy to use thanks to their lightness and safety. The open strength is 9 kN, while the 11 mm Dynatec webbing is light and very strong.

Finally, this sheath has contrasting colors on its carabiners for easy identification of the correct side.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS :

Construction :

Features :

• Opening : 21 mm
• Length : 12 cm
• Unit weight: 70 g
• Certifications: EN12275:2013 B, EN566:2017

Details:

• Ultra-lightweight sheath for minimum weight: Ultra-lightweight carabiners are mounted on thin Dynatec webbing to create sheaths that minimize weight. These dgaines are suitable for alpine climbing and any other scenario where minimum weight is desirable.
• Mounted on 11mm Dynatec to balance low weight and durability: Dynatec is strong and light, allowing thin, flexible webbing to be used to connect carabiners. An 11mm diameter webbing provides a balance between minimum weight and durability, creating lightweight sheaths that can withstand repeated use.
• Maximum weight-saving wiregate carabiners: this is the lightest model available, suitable for traditional and alpine climbing where minimum weight is desirable. They are less likely to freeze and plug with ice than full finger carabiners, making them ideal for winter and alpine climbing.
• Smooth nose for added safety: A void in the nose of the carabiner that houses the finger notch prevents snagging of anchors and ropes. This also means that the nose of the carabiner is wider than the finger, protecting against accidental opening of the finger through friction.
• I-Beam construction for optimal strength-to-weight ratio: lighter carabiners without compromising strength. This is achieved by hot forging, a process that allows the metal to be transformed into complex shapes.
• Contrasting colours on the carabiners identify the side of the rope and the sheathing.