Mammut
Smart 2.0
$49.95
DMM
Based on 15 Reddit mentions
$50.48
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Dragons are amazing, more nuts but you’ve already got them coming. 100% need the guide version of the belay plate, I’ve got a dmm pivot and it’s just amazing, especially for your half rope setups when the time comes. If you ever try some “escaping the system” drills you’ll find out why it’s so much
...Special-Variety743 in r/tradclimbing
December 31, 2025 2:36 PM
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I like the DMM Pivot. Belay, rappel, belay from the top all in one device and the pivot function makes lowering very easy from the top if necessary. Edit: Down-votes for answering the question in the post title? Oh, Reddit, how I love thee.
jedi_trey in r/tradclimbing
September 7, 2025 1:17 PM
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Ah. I just noticed your other comment that you're only 15 years old. I get it -- your education so far has been pretty limited. Let's bring you up to speed on a few things: • Yes, you absolutely can pull/help your climber up while belaying on a Munter Hitch, or any other device. Redirect your climbe
...SkittyDog in r/alpinism
May 9, 2025 9:31 PM
14
For glacier travel you'll need a rope that the individual fibers are treated for water resistance and not only the sheet. Wet ropes that freezes are dangerous. In Beal terms you are looking for the Golden Dry (not the Dry Cover). For Edelrid, you'll need the Pro Dry. Both of your choices are on the
...Regular-Highlight246 in r/alpinism
October 29, 2025 6:36 AM
3
If you ever plan on climbing trad, then yes. We use half ropes by default, so the only options you really have for assisted braking in that case is the mega/giga jul. I haven't personally used the giga jul, but I do know a couple of people who love it. A double rope device also allows for abseiling
...ThrowawayMasonryBee in r/climbergirls
May 19, 2025 1:53 AM
4
2x prusik loops Knife 240cm sling on a big HMS locker 3/5 120cm slings on snapgates (I usually use these as runners but occasionally belays) 6 screwgates Guide plate (dmm pivot is the GOAT) Nut key Radio Tibloc & microtraxion (these are recent purchases and only take them if I'm climbing/following s
...Louis_lousta in r/climbergirls
May 21, 2025 3:26 PM
3
I have the DMM pivot because it's supposed to be a bit easier to lower from a top belay. Have I ever actually needed that feature? No.
hmm_nah in r/ClimbingGear
September 2, 2025 5:33 PM
3
It's one of several useful tools also including a DMM Pivot and an Edelrid Megajul which I choose depending on the activity. Belaying safety is a lot more complex than ABD good, tube bad. I would much prefer to use the Pivot for belaying on multi pitches where someone is at their limit, I am on a ha
...gearnut in r/climbing
July 23, 2025 12:27 PM
2
I have the DMM Pivot and Edlrid Pinch as my one, two combo. I don’t do any climbing on double ropes and am not a huge fan of belaying from above on an ATC. I would sooner belay a follower off a Munter than use a guid mode device if I was at all concerned about lowering the second and don’t have a Gr
...JohnnyMacGoesSkiing in r/tradclimbing
September 7, 2025 3:45 PM
2
My first experience being the one belaying from the top was with my GriGri actually. The people I was with told me it was not so safe and the rope could slip back. And It did. The next two pitches I used it and all the pitches I had it with me also have a ledge where you cannot see the climber. (Als
...Nova_Aurum in r/ClimbingGear
October 3, 2025 6:52 AM
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