What is the most niche piece of gear you own?

A kong panic attached to a stick clip and can’t forget the grappling hook with climbing rope attached!

I tried this Notch Quickie to attach a belay device to my harness. But the tiny stops were so difficult to depress at multi-pitch changeovers; had to go back to a more conventional biner.

Peyton Comins wrote:

I just ordered one off of Stonecrag. How long did it take to ship? Any info is appreciated.

It took about 3 week or so if I remember correctly. Manuel Larios (the guy who make em') is really responsive to email and messages on the website. 

Bill Enger wrote:

I tried this Notch Quickie to attach a belay device to my harness. But the tiny stops were so difficult to depress at multi-pitch changeovers; had to go back to a more conventional biner.

I used to have a tiny 1-ton shackle. I modified the pin so it would go in by winding the handle like a music box then tuck on to 'lock' it. 

Bill Enger wrote:

Sold by Splitter Gear, forget what it's called. Never placed.

SPLITTER GEAR (USA) 2Cam #1 #2 #3, 2001. Patent US 6,375,139, Seth Murray et al. April 23, 2002.

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