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The Camp USA Photon Wire Express Dyneema Quickdraw. The Photon Wire Express is different from other lightweight quickdraws because its carabiners are still full size. In fact, the Orbit Wires feature gate openings up to 25% bigger than comparable carabiners. This makes clipping, cleaning and rigging much easier.
Sizing:
- Available in 11, 15 and 20 cm lengths
Features:
- CE and UIAA certified
- 15 cm - 65 g, 2.3 oz
- 11 cm - 63 g, 2.2 oz
- Easy clipping, cleaning and rigging
- Suitable Rock Climbing, Alpinism
- Equipped with a straight gate for bolts and a bent gate biner for the rope
- 20 cm - 68 g, 2.4 oz
- 10 mm Dyneema® dogbone is light and won't loose strength if wet
- Super huge gate opening, 1.10 inches translates to nearly 25% bigger than comparable carabiners
The Photon Wire Express Quickdraw from C.A.M.P. allows clipping, cleaning and rigging to a piece of cake. It's different from other lightweight quickdraws because its carabiners are still full size.
Clip it and keep moving; the CAMP Photon Wire Express Dyneema quickdraw is a multipurpose, extremely light quick draw, ergonomic in hand with wide gate opening.
| Carabiner Type: | Wire Gate Biner |
|---|---|
| Certification: | CE, UIAA |
| Gate Opening: | 28 mm(Straight), 29 mm (Bent) |
| Gate Style: | Wire |
| Length: | 20CM |
| Major Axis: | 21 kN |
| Major Axis kN: | 21 kN |
| Material: | Aluminium, Dyneema |
| Minor Axis: | 7 kN |
| Minor Axis kN: | 7 kN |
| Open Gate: | 9 kN |
| Open Strength kN: | 9 kN |
| Webbing Strength: | 22 kN |
| Weight: | 2.2 oz / 63 g (11 cm) |
CAMP Photon Wire Express Dyneema Quickdraw Reviews:
Reviews:
These were my first quick draws and I am fully happy with them. They are lightweight so great for beginner lead sport climbers. Tried them out in the City of Rocks and had my first big fall on them; they hold up great.
