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Omega Pacific's JC represents the very edge of sophisticated cold forging. See the longitudinal grooves in the corners? That’s U-Channel Construction and despite how it may appear, OP didn’t machine metal away for weight-savings. Instead, imagine taking a round barstock and cleaving it lengthwise. Then spread the split open and you wind up with more surface area on the opposite side. This type of cold forging operation wasn’t even possible before they invented the process and it provides you with an interior rope radius of over 11mm from 10mm barstock! And that means it’s easier on your ropes than any other carabiner in its weight/size class. The JC’s asymmetric shape makes it easy to handle and lightning-fast to clip. It’s at home on either end of a quickdraw, on cam slings or in the lightweight Alpine Quickdraw. Climbing Equipment Return Policy |
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