Ange L

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Ange L

Petzl

$13.95

The ANGE L carabiner represents the best of both traditional solid and classic wire gate carabiners.

It combines the fluidity of a solid gate with the lightness of a wire gate. Petzl's MonoFil Keylock technology and the H-shaped cross-section make the ANGE L carabiner lightweight, 34 grams, and offers an optimal strength/weight ratio. The shape of the nose is designed to optimize clipping and unclipping.
  • Open Gate Strength: 10 kN
  • Minor Axis Strength: 7 kN
  • Gate Opening: 26 mm 
Weight: 1.2oz / 34g
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The ANGE L carabiner represents the best of both traditional solid and classic wire gate carabiners.

It combines the fluidity of a solid gate with the lightness of a wire gate. Petzl’s MonoFil Keylock technology and the H-shaped cross-section make the ANGE L carabiner lightweight, 34 grams, and offers an optimal strength/weight ratio. The shape of the nose is designed to optimize clipping and unclipping.

  • Open Gate Strength: 10 kN
  • Minor Axis Strength: 7 kN
  • Gate Opening: 26 mm 

Weight: 1.2oz / 34g

Additional information

Variant

Blue, Gray

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