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Petzl's lightest belay/rappel device with Adaptive Rope Control technology
The VERSO is a simplified version of the REVERSO³ offering a lighter and more compact option for climbers looking to further reduce the weight/size of their rack of gear. The asymmetrical V-shaped grooved friction channels adapt the friction for better control using our ARC (Adaptive Rope Control) technology.
Verso is Petzl's lightest belay/rappel device with Adaptive Rope Control technology. The VERSO is a simplified version of the REVERSO offering a lighter and more compact option for climbers looking to further reduce the weight/size of their rack of gear. The asymmetrical V-shaped grooved friction channels adapt the friction for better control using our ARC (Adaptive Rope Control) technology.
The Petzl Verso is a simplified version of the Reverso³ offering a lighter and more compact option for climbers looking to further reduce the weight/size of their rack of gear. The asymmetrical V-shaped grooved friction channels adapt the friction for better control using our ARC (Adaptive Rope Control) technology.
Save space on your rack with the ultra lightweight and compact Verso belay device from Petzl - a simpler version of Petzl's Reverso 3 device without the anchoring loop and lock-release biner hole. Uses asymmetrical V-grooves that regulate the amount of friction on a rope according to its diameter and condition for Adaptive Rope Control.
Petzl created the Verso Belay Device for lovers of the Reverso who want to lighten their rack. Not only is the Verso 31% lighter than the Reverso, it’s more compact. Whether you’re climbing with a single, half, or twin rope, Petzl’s Adaptive Rope Control technology adapts by increasing or decreasing the braking friction to suit the diameter and conditions. When you’re climbing partner is working the crux, the Verso’s asymmetrical grooved sidewalls decrease friction for ease when taking up slack. Use this belay device with asymmetrical biners for max efficiency.
The Reverso is Petzl's lightest belay/rappel device with Adaptive Rope Control technology.
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| Auto Locking: | No |
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| Handles ropes: | >7.5 mm (twin); >8 mm (half); >8.9 mm (single) |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | 3 Years |
| Material: | Hot forged aluminum body (6082 ALU) |
| Recommended Use: | Rock climbing, ice climbing |
| Rope Diameter: | 7.5 – 8.9mm |
| Strength: | Not Specified |
| Weight: | 2oz (57g) |
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 | Petzl Verso | $25.95 |
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Light and sweet! | |
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| i have used a few atc's but this one is a great piece. i used it for about 3 hours at an indoor gym, it doesnt work very well with large static ropes. 11mm. ropes dont fit into the grooves much at all, its more of a work out than belaying. im sure this device will work great on the crag with a smaller dynamic rope. | |
| climbinguy at Mountain Gear on 09/24/2009 | |
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This device is clean, incredibly light and very efficient for belays. I enjoy the simplistic designs of Petzl for the majority of my climbing gear. From harness to belay device to ascenders, I trust Petzl! Now if they will just sponsor me, I'll go pro with their gear! | |
| drop_knees__not_bombs at Backcountry.com on 09/30/2009 | |
"Im belaying!?!?" | |
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| This belay is great and very smooth. I've used it for a few weeks and am very satisfied. nice shinny appearance and very sharp looking. good bang for the buck. Ferb | |
| Chris at Moosejaw on 09/07/2009 | |
"Smooth!" | |
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| Doesn't bind up like the cheap madrock belay I had before. Looks snazzy and it's light and cheap. I'll always have one of these. | |
| Yun Jung at Moosejaw on 10/27/2009 | |
"all business" | |
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| works great. very smooth action during rappelling. solid construction. aesthetically pleasing. | |
| Steven at Moosejaw on 07/28/2009 | |
