DMM HB Brass Offset Nuts for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

I've had my full set of brassies for about 3 months now and have most used them as incremental protection on granite when stuff gets thin. These guys bite more than the aluminum standard size DMM offsets. I lost one last week in Idaho on elephants perch and was heartbroken. Great thing Backcountry provides individual sizes.

When I was setting up my rack, multiple climbers told me to consider these nuts. On pure faith I listened, and I'm so happy I did. Overall I wasn't stoked on the price of these nuts, but now that I have them I wouldn't have it any other way. Their design fits perfectly into flares where other nuts can't fit, and I always find myself reaching for these nuts first.

I've been climbing on offsets since the HB days (the original patent that DMM now sells). I still have two original sets fo HB Brass and the original offset nuts that differ only in their lack of anodization. They place as well in normal constrictions as Wallnuts, Rocks or Stoppers, but in uneven or flaring (inwards or outwards) placements, there is simply nothing better. They also seem to be the Hardiest of my gear given that after almost two decades the original sets are still perfectly fine and trustworthy.

These are the coolest little stoppers ever! They really excel in flares and pin scars, but you can find placements for the 4-6 on any route! The softness of brass and the offset shape make placing these a dream. They are very light and crazy strong. I really love using the DMM Offset Series in general, both brass and aluminum work so dang good, I never leave these behind! I free climb with the aluminum and the larger size brassy mainly, but just started aid climbing with the smaller sizes and they do an awesome job on thin seams were not much else would work. Due to being brass and soldered they do kinda get misshaped fast from the heavy abuse of aiding. But very sick nuts! The brass offsets are a must have in my book!

those guys are great for small tiny placements. Because they're soft and nicely offset shaped, they can be placed very easily and they feel very secure.

Another must have for your rack after you have the DMM Offset Set #7-11.

These nuts turn otherwise R or PG-13 rated routes into well protected climbing for me regularly on granite, basalt and sandstone.

Best nuts out there!!! I bought with the intention of using only in tricky aid placements, however, these guys have become a standard staple on my every day rack. Buy a set and go climb the Green A with just these guys!!

I once was full of woe for HB stopped making brass offsets. I am now full of joy that DMM picked up the torch and has again brought us into the light. These are the go to piece for thin pin scars and funky placements on dicey clean aid. These were MAGIC on Desert Shield in Zion a few weeks ago. Simply stated the route does not go easily without them.

If you find yourself climbing in the land of flared or pin scarred cracks, there is no other option for bomber pro! A set of these on your rack will protect you where nothing else will, so if its Zion, yosemite, or wherever...add these to your nuts!