Brand: TAZ
Category: Climbing Ascenders, Pulleys & Rescue Systems
Recommended by Nicholas Metz, Mountain Guide — North Conway, NH
The 6.8mm HollowBlock2 is a premium friction hitch and autoblock designed for superior performance and durability. Crafted from 100% Technora® fiber, it offers exceptional abrasion resistance and gripping power, making it an essential tool for climbing and rope work. 1. Constructed from 100% Technora® fiber for enhanced durability and resistance to wear. 2. Unique hollow-braid design provides superior grip for prusik and Klemheist knots on ropes 7 mm or larger. 3. Redesigned for improved performance, ensuring reliability in critical situations. 4. Lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry without adding bulk to your gear. 5. Suitable for a variety of applications, including climbing, canyoneering, and rescue operations. 6. Maintains the same functionality and grip as the original model, ensuring familiarity for users. 7. Ideal for both professional climbers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking high-quality gear. The 6.8mm HollowBlock2 is designed for climbers, rescue professionals, and outdoor adventurers who require a reliable and durable friction hitch. It excels in environments where safety and performance are paramount, such as rock climbing, mountaineering, and technical rescue scenarios. This product is perfect for users of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned experts, and is particularly valuable in challenging conditions where secure rope handling is essential.
Price: $29.99
My favorite friction hotch material. I use the short version.
Recommended by Nicholas Metz, Mountain Guide
My favorite friction hotch material. I use the short version.
Nicholas Metz recommends the TAZ 6.8mm HollowBlock2 for climbing ascenders, pulleys & rescue systems. My favorite friction hotch material. I use the short version.
Yes — Nicholas Metz recommends the 6.8mm HollowBlock2 by TAZ as their climbing ascenders, pulleys & rescue systems pick. My favorite friction hotch material. I use the short version.
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“My favorite friction hotch material. I use the short version.”

