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Climbing Technology - Click Up Kit + - Belay device
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- indoor climbing, sport climbing
- Design:
- autotube
- Material type:
- aluminium, plastic
- Suitable ropes:
- 8.5 mm - 11 mm, single ropes
- Weight:
- 187 g
- Item No.:
- 318-0195
Reviews overview
Advantages
Disadvantages
Recommended use
Praise vs. Criticism
Joss
19.06.2025Very safe device
Great device, very safe. Top-rope mode is already locked, just take in slack.
Lead mode is harder to use, especially with thick ropes. Pay out slack too fast and it will overcome the spring tension and jump into locked top-rope mode. 9.8mm rope works well but can still accidently lock up when paying out slack, 9.2mm rope was significantly easier to pay out slack without accidently locking, but still requires good technique.
A featherweight climber on 9.8mm rope is hard to lower (in general, but especially through this device) since the device has a lot of friction. On 10.2mm gym top-ropes they may have to twerk a bit for their freedom if they want to actually descend.
- Advantages
- Easy to use
- Recommended use
- Indoor climbing
- Sport climbing
joseph
28.10.2018It's predecessor was better and cheaper
I have been using this for a few weeks now after years of using the original click-up and have concluded the original is better in almost every way.
The new design and colours are much more aesthetically pleasing and the new grip is nicer to hold than the original metal plate.
The anti-V technology is a small metal plate that pushes the rope to the locking position with much less force loading it, I tested this(safely) and it will lock even if you are not holding the dead rope.
The redesign for a better range of rope width is great as thicker static ropes were sometimes a problem with the first click up.
The problem with this anti-V plate is that it causes constant locking of the device when paying out slack unless you are simultaneously feeding rope in and out from above and below at a steady speed. Any slight acceleration in the rate you pay slack out will cause the device to lock, as will even light resistance on either end of the rope.
Overall I have to give a poor score in the review as nice as most of the new features are, lead belaying is more difficult with this than the easy to use click-up.
- Disadvantages
- complicated handling
- Recommended use
- Sport climbing
- Indoor climbing
This is what other customers say:
Great device, very safe. Top-rope mode is already locked, just take in slack.
Lead mode is harder to use, especially with thick ropes. Pay out slack too fast and it will overcome the spring tension and jump into locked top-rope mode. 9.8mm rope works well but can still accidently lock up when paying out slack, 9.2mm rope was significantly easier to pay out slack without accidently locking, but still requires good technique.
A featherweight climber on 9.8mm rope is hard to lower (in general, but especially through this device) since the device has a lot of friction. On 10.2mm gym top-ropes they may have to twerk a bit for their freedom if they want to actually descend.
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Advantages
Easy to use -
Recommended use
Indoor climbing Sport climbing
33% have found the reviews
by joseph helpful
I have been using this for a few weeks now after years of using the original click-up and have concluded the original is better in almost every way.
The new design and colours are much more aesthetically pleasing and the new grip is nicer to hold than the original metal plate.
The anti-V technology is a small metal plate that pushes the rope to the locking position with much less force loading it, I tested this(safely) and it will lock even if you are not holding the dead rope.
The redesign for a better range of rope width is great as thicker static ropes were sometimes a problem with the first click up.
The problem with this anti-V plate is that it causes constant locking of the device when paying out slack unless you are simultaneously feeding rope in and out from above and below at a steady speed. Any slight acceleration in the rate you pay slack out will cause the device to lock, as will even light resistance on either end of the rope.
Overall I have to give a poor score in the review as nice as most of the new features are, lead belaying is more difficult with this than the easy to use click-up.
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Disadvantages
complicated handling -
Recommended use
Sport climbing Indoor climbing
14% have found the reviews
by Rowan helpful
Very good for top-rope belaying, though lowering is sometimes a little difficult. However, the new design means whenever lead belaying it is very difficult for the device to not accidentally lock when lead-belaying.
I will be buying a gri gri instead
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Advantages
Lightweight Finish -
Disadvantages
impossible to lead-belay -
Recommended use
top-roping
16% have found the reviews
by Thomas helpful
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Advantages
Versatile in its use Lightweight Price / performance -
Disadvantages
complicated handling -
Recommended use
Sport climbing Alpine climbing
60% have found the reviews
by Armin helpful
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Disadvantages
complicated handling
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Advantages
Price / performance Easy to use -
Recommended use
Indoor climbing Sport climbing
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Advantages
Easy to use Finish
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Advantages
Easy to use Quick to open Versatile in its use Price / performance -
Recommended use
Sport climbing Indoor climbing
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Advantages
Lightweight Quick to open Easy to use Finish
The thread was edited on 25.03.19
I have used this product only for several times, but I found that the rope-feeding is not as smooth as that of the previous model, mainly because of a tiny lid which is intended to be a fool proof. I am considering of somehow removing this part from my device. FYI, I use mammut infinity 9.5 and eternity 9.8.
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Advantages
Finish Lightweight -
Disadvantages
complicated handling
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