| Image |  | | Name | Gri Gri | | Brand | Petzl | | Lowest Price | 71.96 | | Type | Auto Locking | | Weight (g) | 225 | | Rope Size Min (mm) | 10 | | Rope Size Max (mm) | 11 | | Dual Rope Rappels | No | | Dual Friction | No |
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From US Outdoor Store:
Device for belaying a leader or a second and for single rope descents. Features: - Self-braking system: if the rope suddenly comes under tension (e.g. in a fall), the cam pivots to pinch the rope, thus helping the belayer stop the climber's fall.
- Usage is similar to that of conventional belay devices:
- Giving/taking slack is done by using both hands to slide the rope through the device,
- Falls are held by holding the free end of the rope,
- For lowering and rappelling, the rate of descent is controlled by the hand holding the free end of the rope (the rope is released with the handle).
- For ropes of diameters from 10 to 11 mm.
- 225 g.
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From Mountain Gear:
Whether you're safeguarding a leader or climbing with partners of varying weights and size, the self-braking Petzl Grigri belay device is your tool of choice. Smooth braking action is incredibly gentle on your rope while the easy-to-use system makes your belay that much easier. Features: - With a self-braking system, falls are stopped by a smooth, quick integral lock system
- Protect the climber you are belaying with the two-handed operation
- Set up correctly, quickly, and simply - there is a diagram stamped on the side of the device to reduce confusion
Specifications: - Weight: 225 grams
- Material: anodized steel
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From Altrec:
Petzl: Grigri Belay Device - Designed as a self-braking system for when the rope suddenly comes under tension, the Petzl Grigri has become a standard at sport crags worldwide. Adding a no nonsense mechanical advantage, its internal cam auto locks on a big catch, to reduce the human error factor. More comfortable when holding tension, and smooth on a lower with its lever release, the Grigri the preferred device when it comes to aid climbing simplicity and reliability. The Grigri is excellent for belaying a leader or second, and single rope descents. - Recommended Use: Sport climbing, aid climbing
- Self-braking system: if the rope suddenly comes under tension (e.g. in a fall), the cam pivots to pinch the rope, thus helping the belayer stop the climber's fall
- Usage is similar to that of conventional belay devices
- Auto Locking: Yes
- For ropes of diameters from 10 to 11 mm
- Strength: Not specified
- CE - 7.9 oz / 225 g.
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From Rock Creek:
The Grigri Belay Device, invented by Petzl, introduced a revolutionary technique of belaying and descending. Others have tried to copy but the Grigri remains a quantum leap ahead and is still the premium choice for a self-locking belay. The Grigri allows belaying and lowering of a climber even where the latter is heavier than the belayer. A handle allows easy control of the device and smooth running of the rope. The Grigri works somewhat like an automobile seat belt: when movements are slow, the rope runs freely through the device; when there is a shock load, the Grigri locks, jamming the rope with a cam. Was this useful? Yes | No
From EMS:
This self-locking aluminum belay device is at home in the climbing gym and at the crag. A cam inside the Petzl Gri-Gri grabs the rope when the climber falls. - The Petzl Gri Gri should be used with 10 - 11 mm rope
- Gri Gri Should not replace belayer's own vigilance and caution
- Not suited for mountaineering or ice climbing
- Must be loaded properly to work
- Use with a locking carabiner
- Weighs 8 ounces
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From Travel Country:
The Petzl Grigri is the exact tool you need for belaying a leader or a second in your climbing team. Self-braking belay device that gives greater safety ideal for single rope descents. This PETZL invention has revolutionized belaying techniques both on climbing walls and on rock faces. For use with a single 9.7-11mm rope. Was this useful? Yes | No
From REI:
The first choice for gym climbing and top-roping routes, Grigri has a smooth braking action that's easy on your rope. - On belay, slow rope movement runs freely, while falls and shocking loads initiate the braking cam and stop the rope
- While lowering the climber, one hand controls the rope to regulate speed and braking, while your other hand holds the brake lever open
- Stamped diagram on side of Grigri illustrates proper setup for less chance of confusion
- Each unit individually tested for quality
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From Moosejaw:
The Grigri Belay Device by Petzl is a self-braking belay-descender device for belaying a leader or a second and for single rope descents. Specifications: - Weight: 225 g
- Certification: CE
Features: - Self-braking system: If the rope suddenly comes under tension (e.g. in a fall), the cam pivots to pinch the rope, thus helping the belayer stop the climber's fall.
- Usage is similar to that of conventional belay devices:
- giving/taking slack is done by using both hands to slide the rope through
the device,
- falls are held by holding the free end of the rope,
- for lowering and rappelling, the rate of descent is controlled by the hand holding the free end of the rope (the rope is released with the handle). - For 10 to 11 mm single rope
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From Als Sports:
Petzl Grigri Auto-Lock Belay DeviceDevice for belaying a leader or a second and for single rope descents. - Self-braking system: if the rope suddenly comes under tension (e.g. in a fall), the cam pivots to pinch the rope, thus helping the belayer stop the climber's fall.
- Usage is similar to that of conventional belay devices:
- giving/taking slack is done by using both hands to slide the rope through the device,
- falls are held by holding the free end of the rope,
- for lowering and rappelling, the rate of descent is controlled by the hand holding the free end of the rope (the rope is released with the handle).
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