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Kong Oka Canyoning Descender
Descender especially conceived for canyoning, designed not only for progression on rope but also for use in emergency, recovery and rescue situations which are very difficult to manage with other devices.
Features:
- Quick, safe and effective function in all conditions.
- The ease of operation, diversity of progression techniques on ropes of different diameters, and the multitude of braking positions are characteristics achieved through its joint development with rescue technicians.
- Connector suggested: Large Multiuse Auto Block #737.V1
- Available as a set OKA + Large Multiuse Auto Block connector # 805SET001KK
- Supplied with two spare rubber parts.
Specifications:
- Standards: EN 15151-2
- Material: Alu alloy
- Weight (g): 95
- Dimensions:
- main Dimension (mm): 141
- Minimum Rope Diameter (mm): 7.8
- Maximum Rope Diameter (mm): 12.7
Kong is an Italian company with a long tradition in metal hardware for climbing, mountaineering, rescue and work at height. Its products are used by climbers, alpinists, cavers and professionals who need gear they can trust in demanding conditions.
At Petridi we focus on the part of the Kong range built for rope systems, so you can find what you need for belaying, rope ascending and hauling setups:
- Locking and non-locking carabiners
- Pulleys for hauling and rescue systems
- Ascenders and descenders for rope access and abseiling
- Climbing helmet
Kong gear suits climbers who are just starting out as well as experienced users building anchors, abseiling or practising rescue techniques. If you are unsure which carabiner or pulley fits your use, ask our staff before you buy.
Since 1949 the Petridi stores in Thessaloniki have served climbers and mountaineers with hands-on knowledge and personal advice. Visit us in person or order Kong products from our e-shop with delivery anywhere in Greece.
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