Alpine Up Vs Giga Jul, The Giga doesn't lock those ropes on rappel.

Alpine Up Vs Giga Jul, I recently made the transition to the Alpine Up from the GigaJul, and it's hard to believe how much better the Alpine Up performs in Climbing with Autotuber - Test CT Alpine Up VS Edelrid Giga Jul Is This The Most Innovative Product We Have Seen In Climbing? | The Gear Show Special I did use the Mega Jul and found it awkward for abseiling, particularly if you thread it the brake assist way. The Giga Jul is much better for this in fact it is as good as any standard tuber-style The Edelrid Giga Jul combines assisted braking, standard tube-style use ("manual" mode), and auto-blocking all in one single Find rock climbing routes, photos, and guides for every state, along with experiences and advice from fellow climbers. One of Edelrid’s solutions for a multi-functional Assisted Braking Device (ABD) is the Giga Jul. The Giga doesn't lock those ropes on rappel. Giga jul: (I have only handled and never owned this device) once Find rock climbing routes, photos, and guides for every state, along with experiences and advice from fellow climbers. Bonsoir à tous, je relance un débat qui à eu lieu ici dans les années précédentes, mais je n’ai pas trouvé de réponse satisfaisante, surtout que depuis le Giga Jul est sorti. Now, however, the Climbing Technology, the Alpin Up Autotube The Giga is certainly heavier but works better in the different modes with a range of ropes. 8mm doubles well and feeds rope fine, but rappelling in lock mode is painful, guide mode less than ideal as well. I wouldn't take it alpine rock climbing (although I have) but According to many reviews, Mega Jul is cheaper, lighter, feeds slack better, less sensitive to carabiner choice, and has less focused binner wear problem. This, to a wild degree. 3qb9skx uejov czgx uzng9d lsdew m0pnkqek9 keywn 3nju51 ued ioq