CAMP Turbochest Ascender
The CAMP Turbochest is a revolutionary chest ascender that features two rollers for a smooth interface with the rope. This not only helps with climbing efficiency by making the upward glide much smoother. It also reduces dangerous wear and tear on the device where the rope tends to rub on the body of a traditional ascender. The perfectly profiled closure keeps the rope in line with the body of the device and the rollers to prevent the rope from escaping the device during tight pendulums and traverses.
Details
- Self-cleaning holes on both the body and the cam help prevent the build up of grit and grime.
- Thicker body plates and a shaped connection point reduce wear on the device caused by shifting between the device and the connector (especially when used with steel connectors). This also keeps the device more in line with the body during use.
- The opening mechanism is simple and secure with the ability to lock the device open for easier attachment and a removable pull cord that makes it easier to operate while wearing gloves.
- The proprietary rollers also allow the Turbochest to be rigged as a locking pulley for light hauling with a max load of 50 kg, 110 lbs. (This configuration is not for life support)
- Updated toothed cam manufactured using MIM precision sintering for improved grip on the rope and greater resistance to wear-and-tear and oxidation.
Rope Diameter Range: 8mm to 13mm (5/16 inch to 1/2 inch)
Weight: 105 grams (3.7 oz)
Standards: EN 12841/B for semi-static ropes ranging from 10.5 to 12.2 mm. EN 567 for semi-static and dynamic ropes ranging from 8 to 13 mm.
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Good ascender harsh teeth
Obviously it’s everyone’s favorite it’s very good quality I just wish the teeth weren’t so aggressive, the teeth on my ISC foot ascender are very rope friendly and it grabs great, I feel bad for my 24 strand looking at these teeth. Only time will tell.