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Easy daisies and aiders are helping to revolutionize aid climbing systems. They allow you to operate both the buckle and the carabiner without changing your grip. Just clip the next piece and pull on the tail to adjust height exactly where needed. They can be used on their own or in combination with conventional aider/daisy setups to increase speed and efficiency.
Maneuver both the buckle and carabiner without changing grip with the Adjustable Easy Daisy Chain from Metolius.
| Length: | 56 inches |
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| Strength: | 1.3 kN |
| Weight: | 3.5 oz |
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 | Metolius Easy Daisy | $24.95 |
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On my second set | |
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| I've been up two walls with mine and I like the way they work. Especially when it's time to extend the daisy for the next move, you just pull up/out on the integral loop and the clip-end slides out. I dislike the idea of the adjustable end being attached to the 'working side'; so I got a bolt cutter and removed the metal slider thing; now I need to add some kind of ring like the yates. I've climbed with a partner who uses the Yates. After a couple of days on a wall my fingers get really worked and I don't like having to press the buckle to extend the daisy. This is the main reason I'm sticking with Metolius. YMMV. | |
| Mawk at Mountain Gear on 12/03/2007 | |
"Makes aid a bit quicker, especially for the newbie..." | |
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| Makes aid a bit quicker, especially for the newbie... | |
| Eric at Moosejaw on 08/18/2007 | |
"EASY TO USE" | |
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| IS PERFECT FOR ARTIFICIAL CLIMBING | |
| Daniel at Moosejaw on 03/04/2008 | |
Adjustable Easy Daisy by Metolius | |
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| Poor design with the slack retention ring. It allows any slack to eventually create a loop. Not as much of a problem with Rock as it is with Ice. When climbing Ice I kept catching my crampon in the loop, thus restricting any leg extension. Perhaps mine was not assembled properly? I have taken two strips of Velcro (adhesive backed) placed them back to back. With the soft side facing the webbing (so as not to damage) rapped it around the strap creating enough tension to eliminate the problem. Also when not in use I now tread it through my harness gear loops. | |
| Smilie at Mountain Gear on 04/13/2007 | |
new tecnology half way | |
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| The Easey Daisy has racking disabilities with its bulk, weight and length, plus gives you that erie fealing of being only rated at 300lbs. Like any mechanics, this buckle was very stiff and non user friendly when it iced over in the storm. | |
| spike at Mountain Gear on 04/29/2006 | |
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