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Wallnut: Wallnuts may seem simple, but they are essential pieces of climbing hardware, packed with impressive features.
Different alloy: Each size of Wallnut is made from a different alloy. Smaller ones are made from a harder alloy to prevent shearing, while larger sizes are softer to ensure better placements.
Larger Wallnuts: The larger Wallnuts are designed with hollow construction, making them lighter without compromising their strength.
Mounted on wires: Wallnuts are securely mounted on wires that strike the perfect balance between stiffness for overhead placements and flexibility to prevent lifting out.
Colour coded: Our Wallnuts are color coded to match the rest of our protection range, allowing for quick and easy selection of the right size from your harness.
Basis for climbing rack: Wallnuts form the foundation for building a comprehensive climbing rack, providing a solid and reliable choice for protection.
Most regularly used piece: Complemented by other specialized protection pieces, Wallnuts are guaranteed to be the most frequently used item on your harness.
Specs
Material: Anodized alloy, wire: galvanized steel
Placement Range: [1] 6.7 / 14.3mm, [2] 8.1 / 15.8mm, [3] 9.4 / 16.5mm, [4] 11 / 17.6mm, [5] 13.2 / 19.4mm, [6] 15.6 / 22.6mm, [7] 18.9 / 25.8mm, [8] 22.3 / 29mm, [9] 25.2 / 32.1mm, [10] 28.8 / 32.6mm, [11] 33.1 / 37.4mm
Strength: [1] 7kN, [2] 9kN, [3] 11kN, [4 - 11] 12kN
Claimed Weight: [1] 0.53oz, [2] 0.92oz, [3] 0.99oz, [4] 1.06oz, [5] 1.13oz, [6] 1.38oz, [7] 1.41oz, [8] 1.59oz, [9] 1.76oz, [10] 1.98oz, [11] 2.4oz
Manufacturer Warranty: limited
Activity: trad climbing