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Should you have any questions with regards to deliveries, please contact us. With the GriGri you are either crawling or falling.This delivery policy has been developed to ensure the accurate and secure delivery of all purchases according to your delivery needs. Lowering your climber is really smooth and can be as quick or slow as you want. However, if you like a standard ATC, but want a little more brake insurance I think it is a great tool. You can't treat it like a locking device. There is a tiny bit of slip when my big ass is coming down, but it's about the same as the GriGri. I'm really loving the Pilot because it still forces good brake hand discipline, but the amount of friction it puts on the rope when "locked" will stop a climber dead in their tracks. I just bought the ATC Pilot because I don't like the GriGri, but I wanted a little extra braking insurance when I belay people who are closer to my weight (200+lbs). We have been using a GriGri when she belays me and standard ATC when I belay her. My wife also climbs and she has been climbing for about a year. I'm fairly new to climbing, and have been going to the gym about twice per week for about 6 months now. I still prefer them for single-pitch because they are so simple and (for me) easier to use and i still think they are safer than regular ATCs because there is just one more layer of security It's way easier to accidentally unlock a assisted breaking device than a device like the GriGri. I'm quite annoyed by my mistake, luckily nothing happened. The Ergo remained blocked, nothing happened, but had i stumbled somehow, i could have unblocked it, dropping the climber at least until the device got blocked again. Lulled by a false sense of security and a temporary lapse of judgement i put my Jacket on with both hands simultaneously, meaning i let go of the Break strand(!). It was starting to get cold, someone passed me my jacket. I belayed a top-roper, she fell for the 50th time, rested there. I use a Salewa Ergo which looks exactly like the ATC Pilot. Regardless of any advice you may receive while using this forum, it is your personal responsibility to make sure that you are fully trained to handle the great deal of risk involved in climbing and related activities.ĭon't know why you're downvoted, i think some accidents will happen exactly this way.
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