Singing Rock Edge Roller Rope Protector - Happy Biner
Singing Rock Edge Roller Rope Protector - Happy Biner
Singing Rock

Singing Rock Edge Roller Rope Protector

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Description and Tech Specs

Compact light edge roller for rope protection made of aluminium alloy which is suitable for working on the sharp edges. Protects a moving rope against the abrasion and fully adjustable to any work situation. Intended for safe work at height or heavy weights hauling

Modules have anodized side plates and perfectly copy the terrain with each part being connected by maillons, number of parts can be added as needed. Basic set consists of 3 modules and 4 maillons

Color orange + silver
Weight

set 777 g (27.41 oz); separate module 232 g (8.18 oz)
Material aluminium alloy

About the brand

Singing Rock put not only their experience, but also their enthusiasm into their products for climbers and workers at height.

They proudly do it in Czechia.

They are here for those who want to see the climbing and work at height world as it is, without pretense and unrealistic ballast. They do not embellish or hide anything.

They respect the purity of climbing and that’s how they approach our products.

Shop Singing Rock

About the brand

Singing Rock put not only their experience, but also their enthusiasm into their products for climbers and workers at height.

They proudly do it in Czechia.

They are here for those who want to see the climbing and work at height world as it is, without pretense and unrealistic ballast. They do not embellish or hide anything.

They respect the purity of climbing and that’s how they approach our products.

Shop Singing Rock

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Happy Biner acknowledges the Giabal and Jarowair people as the Traditional Custodians of Toowoomba, the lands on where we meet, work and climb.

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