When it comes down to it, and things get serious, such as mountain rescue maneuvers, the Camp Naiad Pulley is the kind of kit you want on your harness.
With its super-strong 44kN breaking load, and easy to handle, generous dimensions, the Naiad Pulley offers easy-use thanks to its lubricating ball-bearing with a high 90% efficiency is the ideal solution especially for light loads at low speed.
The option of setting up complex pulley systems is provided by the many additional attachment points on the bottom and the sides, as well as the potential of using a self-blocking knot, such as a Prusik.
The Naiad Pulley offers an excellent stability-to-weight ratio thanks to its aluminium pulley and stainless steel axle.
The name C.A.M.P. is an acronym that stands for:
Concezione Articoli Montagna Premana
Translation: Conception of Articles for Mountaineering Made in Premana
Premana is a small mountain village located at the furthest end of the main valley running north out of Lecco (there are literally no roads running out of Premana besides the road coming in). The town is situated in the pre-Alps just shy of the Swiss border. Nicola Codega started manufacturing mountaineering equipment in Premana in 1889 and the company, now distributing in more than 65 countries, still calls Premana home.
Climbers in other countries often ask about our name. In short, C.A.M.P. stands for history, innovation, quality and absolute dedication to the mountain lifestyle.
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