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First set of quickdraws
BrianWS wrote: Most likely you miss the point. I was talking about differentiating different length QDs by different shape/size/color bolt end binner (read: the binner you grab to place the draw). |
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Has anyone used outdoorplay.com? I found a set I would like and they are the cheapest there but have never heard of this site. Is it legit? |
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Mad Rock Concorde Express Set are the cheapest you can find, and have super good reviews. I love my set and they get the job done in a lightweight fashion. Check out different sites like Backcountry.com, Campsaver.com, SierraTradingPost.com, etc. If any of them have a sale on climbing gear, snag the draws and rob 'em!! |
Jackson Chambers wrote: Currently $47 for 6 on Backcountry. Can't really beat that. Under $100 for a dozen good draws. |
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I got a rack of 12 mad rock concorde QuickDraws for $8 a piece and they are totally bomber. https://www.backcountry.com/mad-rock-concorde-express-quickdraw-set-6-pack |
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Ended up ordering 10 petzl djinns just now during the Backcountry sale. $120 for 10 with free shipping. Best price I'd seen so I jumped on them. Thanks all for the input and discussion. Looking forward to getting them to use this summer. |
Jackson Chambers wrote: I got these and they're legitimately good draws. I and some of my partners prefer them over the BD and a few of the Petzl ones. I've climbed on Petzl Spirits and those are the only ones I like better, but they're also so expensive- I don't want a set if quickdraws that cost as much as my harness. The Madrock Concordes are cheap, with a nice spring action and feel, and also durable- they've seen sport and trad whips and are holding up great. They are snaggy in bolts when cleaning, but really, I don't care. In sport, that's a problem for when you're done climbing |
