Rock Exotica
Rock Exotica RockX Accessory Carabiner
A light Rock Exotica clip for racking slings, cords and tools.
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Rock Exotica is a US maker of carabiners, pulleys and rigging hardware. Rock Exotica gear is known for careful machining and smart designs, from the RockX carabiner to rigging devices like the Downrigger.
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A light Rock Exotica clip for racking slings, cords and tools.
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A rigging pulley for redirecting and managing lowering lines on removals.
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A large gear carrier that holds hardware and slings on your saddle.
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A mechanical friction device that replaces a hitch on MRS and SRS.
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Large auto-locking carabiner with room for rope and stacked hardware.
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Black auto-locking D carabiner for everyday climbing connections.
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Popular auto-locking D carabiner for arborist climbing systems.
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Auto-locking oval carabiner for pulleys and rope grabs.
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A swiveling double-sheave pulley for compact mechanical advantage systems.
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A swiveling single pulley with a 2.6 in sheave for efficient rope work.
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Swiveling Omni-Block 2.6 pulley with an adjustable loopie sling for quick rigging points.
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A rope grab for backup and progress capture on a fixed line.
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A roomy aluminum auto-locker with Rock Exotica's Orca locking gate.
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A rockO carabiner with a captive eye that keeps a connection in position.
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A portable load cell for measuring real forces in rigging and climbing systems.
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A mechanical friction device for SRS and MRS climbing with smooth, adjustable control.
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A compact rigging plate for organizing anchors and connectors in rope systems.
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A swiveling Rock Exotica pulley that loads rope without unclipping.
Rock Exotica builds hardware for rescue, rope access and tree care. Arborists use their pulleys and swivels in climbing systems, their carabiners as everyday connectors, and devices like the Downrigger in rigging setups.
Machined, well-finished hardware is easier on rope and runs smoother. Still, size each piece for the forces you will put on it, follow the instructions, and inspect it before every use.