I like a this video. I am spanish and in Spain the most popular is Gri-gri. I don´t like this, because we had a problem, the gri-gri didn´t stop the fall. And in the group we bought cinch. I am happy with the cinch so cinh is less soft. But with the last recomendation I think that It will be softer.
All these security discussions can be skipped if you use systematically the carabiner in the legloop and feed the break rope throuth it, even belaying the leader.
German Alpenverein claims security issues when using the cinch like descibed in the manual. For details donwload PDF article on alpenverein (de) website.
Counter intuitive is no problem at all. Once you use them they are extremely easy to handle, the take is Amzing and smooth both ways. I have been thoroughly impressed.
wow they did not think that one through. Lowering arm on the right hand side ahaha. Trango does not have one product I would ever want aside from big bros.
actually the lowering arm works well, much better than a grigri, i have trango cams too and love them. ballnuts, maybe check out some stuff before making a blanket statement,
This thing is amazing! I've used a GriGri for quiet a while and i got one of these and you cant even compare em! It weights lighter, catches fall better, costs less and feeds better!! I give this object a 6/5!
Unfortunately, this video doesn't cover the situation when rope is pulled due to a fast climber or an unexpected clip. I've had people short-rope me on the Cinch due to this and it's really annoying.
I just bought one, and love it! it feeds so smoothly. It shows 9.4-11mm on the face of it. Grigris are too heavy, bulky, and a pain to feed. This is the auto of the future.
Having tried both the "GriGri" and the "Cinch", I obviously purchased the "cinch". I really dont want to gon into great details, you'll have to "experience' for yourselves.
Not enough footage of Mel... Does she use the 'pinch and slide'? haha
Appears a little more compact than the grigri?
What diameter rope was used here? Just how thin a rope can one use? Some Australian climbers claim to use a grigri for self-belay when solo lead-climbing - how does the Cinch compare?
@TheJasonGuptill -- wrong. Watch from 1:47++
omnithrope 7 months ago
can you self belay more safely with it than with grigri?
thebobr 7 months ago
@thebobr
I know people who have been dropped by a grigri. The problem is gym monkeys who think it's a no-brainer device. No belay device is a no-brainer.
IF you know how to belay someone with a grigri it's safe. The same is true with a cinch.
deadballo 5 months ago
I like a this video. I am spanish and in Spain the most popular is Gri-gri. I don´t like this, because we had a problem, the gri-gri didn´t stop the fall. And in the group we bought cinch. I am happy with the cinch so cinh is less soft. But with the last recomendation I think that It will be softer.
Thank you.
gonbrun 8 months ago
heheh.. he forgot to lock the belay biner =)
TheJasonGuptill 8 months ago
can this be used for ascending?
jlm993 1 year ago
@jlm993
I have seen it been used as an ascender with no probs.
there is a video on youtube somewhere it is used as an ascender on a 9mm rope - not recomended tho
stumsg 1 year ago
she cinches tight, like tiga! Good bye petzl gri gri.
curtyuiop 1 year ago
All these security discussions can be skipped if you use systematically the carabiner in the legloop and feed the break rope throuth it, even belaying the leader.
rarbiart 1 year ago
At 2:40 she's not actually "on belay" until she clips the first bolt. Belayer should be acting as a spotter until then.
gppatnude2 1 year ago
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curtyuiop 1 year ago
@gppatnude2
too right good point, could be other people out of shot tho
stumsg 1 year ago
Great information. I just ordered mine after viewing this video!!
fgbrunelle 1 year ago
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patkoono 1 year ago
@patkoono
what do you mean "wide falls"
WeBeChillin420 1 year ago
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patkoono 1 year ago
@patkoono
what device do you recommend ?
WeBeChillin420 1 year ago
@patkoono You think you know everything? All I see is pussy cat in your words, go home homo.
curtyuiop 1 year ago
@curtyuiop thanks for the helpful feedback.
patkoono 1 year ago
Wow I've used the GriGri a lot, but the Cinch looks amazing!!
slashfan1401 1 year ago
German Alpenverein claims security issues when using the cinch like descibed in the manual. For details donwload PDF article on alpenverein (de) website.
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Klundegaadsch 1 year ago
Counter intuitive is no problem at all. Once you use them they are extremely easy to handle, the take is Amzing and smooth both ways. I have been thoroughly impressed.
FinitudeBouldering 2 years ago 6
wow they did not think that one through. Lowering arm on the right hand side ahaha. Trango does not have one product I would ever want aside from big bros.
davervr6 2 years ago
actually the lowering arm works well, much better than a grigri, i have trango cams too and love them. ballnuts, maybe check out some stuff before making a blanket statement,
coolcat83 2 years ago
I'M A PETZL GUY MY SELF
protraxion 1 year ago
Is this device good for belaying a second climber in a multipitch sport climb?
perronegrofeo 2 years ago
Love it! Tried the cinch out yesterday first time, beautiful piece of equipment, far better than the Gri Gri!
eiger13026 2 years ago 5
I am getting one, and the tip with the Krab through the leg loop is a good un.
gd303uk 2 years ago
This thing is amazing! I've used a GriGri for quiet a while and i got one of these and you cant even compare em! It weights lighter, catches fall better, costs less and feeds better!! I give this object a 6/5!
Jrileymoto 2 years ago
I like exclamation points also!!!!!!
DedyPhlincke 2 years ago
@Jrileymoto
thanks for your post, was considering getting one but all these big up the cinch posts has bought it for me
stumsg 1 year ago
relying on technology. dang. munter hitch and no need for any extra weight.
danull16 2 years ago
cinch is for fatties too, works great for my partner
Klitche4 2 years ago
pos
mattbritt99 3 years ago
Unfortunately, this video doesn't cover the situation when rope is pulled due to a fast climber or an unexpected clip. I've had people short-rope me on the Cinch due to this and it's really annoying.
sanarkhos 3 years ago
i like da look of this ny idea where i cud get 1 in the uk?
nidadume21 3 years ago
I just bought one, and love it! it feeds so smoothly. It shows 9.4-11mm on the face of it. Grigris are too heavy, bulky, and a pain to feed. This is the auto of the future.
asellers98 3 years ago
will the rope still lock off if you use the classic method?
popgames 3 years ago
Having tried both the "GriGri" and the "Cinch", I obviously purchased the "cinch". I really dont want to gon into great details, you'll have to "experience' for yourselves.
locorogue 3 years ago
Not enough footage of Mel... Does she use the 'pinch and slide'? haha
Appears a little more compact than the grigri?
What diameter rope was used here? Just how thin a rope can one use? Some Australian climbers claim to use a grigri for self-belay when solo lead-climbing - how does the Cinch compare?
GardensOfStone 3 years ago