Edelrid Bulletproof Quickdraw for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

Get 3, use one on the first bolt, and 2 for the anchor. This will greatly extend the life of all your draws, and less aluminum on your rope!

I don't need this quickdraw. I have a bunch of Petzl Spirits that are great. But I'm not gonna lie, this is the sexiest quickdraw ever. It feels like the door of a BMW sounds when it shuts. Rich and solid and German. Also, the closed gate strength of these -- 27 and 28 kN..what are they, showing off? Plus the cool steel insert keeping my rope clean - its about 25 g more than a long Spirit draw btw. Also, it goes fast and looks great on the Autobahn. You should get some.

Is it heavier? A little. Small price to pay for durability. Well made, durable dogbone, and hopefully a rope end biner that will last a long, long time. I love them so far. The only thing that could make them better in my opinion is to have a clean wiregate for the rope end, but that's just semantics. I'm pretty sure the dogbones will need replacing on these bad boys before the rope end biners do.

While I Love the bulletproof biners themselves, these draws are not as described, buyers beware. Misleading description states "Each carabiner features a steel insert" I ordered based on this description. IT IS NOT TRUE! Only the bent gate rope side biners have the steel inserts. Returning these and ordering just biners to go with other dogbones.

Lightweight, easy to clip, and by far the most durable biner/draw on the market. Barely noticeable weight difference and seriously more durable! In addition to the fact that the steel plates won't wear down or groove out like other aluminum biners, they keep your rope cleaner too! A good deal of what makes your rope get dirty over time, (and what turns your hands black after a belay )is the anodized coating wearing off as the rope moves through. This doesn't happen with the steel plate. I've noticed that my rope doesn't get dirty nearly as quickly since I've been using these while sport climbing. Seriously, this is yet another genius engineering innovation from Edelrid. Can't believe how light they are and how long they have lasted!