Singing Rock Small Pulley - Happy Biner
Singing Rock Small Pulley - Happy Biner
Singing Rock

Singing Rock Small Pulley

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Description and Tech Specs

Small pulley for those who occasionally need to build simple hauling systems or manipulate with the objects. Essential gear for glacier tours in case of crevasse rescue.
  • lightweight single pulley for hauling and rescue
  • for use with static and dynamic textile ropes
  • suitable for use with a Prusik friction knot
  • bronze self lubricating bearing ensures reliable efficiency up to 81 %
  • unique production number marking
Color orange, black
Weight 92 g (3.3 oz)
Material sheave and side plates - aluminum alloy, bearing - bronze,
axle - stainless steel
Strength 22 kN
Max. diameter of rope 13 mm
Bearing friction

About the brand

Singing Rock put not only their experience, but also their enthusiasm into their products for climbers and workers at height.

They proudly do it in Czechia.

They are here for those who want to see the climbing and work at height world as it is, without pretense and unrealistic ballast. They do not embellish or hide anything.

They respect the purity of climbing and that’s how they approach our products.

Shop Singing Rock

About the brand

Singing Rock put not only their experience, but also their enthusiasm into their products for climbers and workers at height.

They proudly do it in Czechia.

They are here for those who want to see the climbing and work at height world as it is, without pretense and unrealistic ballast. They do not embellish or hide anything.

They respect the purity of climbing and that’s how they approach our products.

Shop Singing Rock

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Happy Biner acknowledges the Giabal and Jarowair people as the Traditional Custodians of Toowoomba, the lands on where we meet, work and climb.

We pay our respects to Giabel and Jarowair Elders past, present and emerging.