Trango Jaws
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JAWS The most versatile belay device you can buy Good for weight disparities Positive and secure lock-off by running ropes throughV-notches Turn it around for fast feeds with braking abilities like the Pyramid Weight: 2.4 oz. (68 g)
Belaying the Son of Hulk on a scary runout? No problem.
Need to make a 200-foot free rappel? Casual.
Just get a new set of twin ropes that feel awfully skinny? No worries.
Jaws™ is the most versatile belay device you can buy. Period. When you need a positive and secure lock-off, run the brake side of the ropes through the unique double V-notches. In this configuration, Jaws™ has more stopping power than any other belay/rappel device we can find. Turn Jaws™ around and run the braking rope over the smooth side when you need a lightning fast feed on trad or alpine terrain. Don’t worry about catching a fall, because in this mode Jaws™ has similar braking abilities to our Pyramid™.
Rappels are smooth and controlled with Jaws™. The large rope slots make it easy to set up, the V-notches control the speed and the flat rope path really prevents kinking. For low-angle or long double rope rappels, you can turn Jaws around so the free end of the rope runs over the smooth side.
Belaying the Son of Hulk on a scary runout? No problem.
Need to make a 200-foot free rappel? Casual.
Just get a new set of twin ropes that feel awfully skinny? No worries.
Jaws™ is the most versatile belay device you can buy. Period. When you need a positive and secure lock-off, run the brake side of the ropes through the unique double V-notches. In this configuration, Jaws™ has more stopping power than any other belay/rappel device we can find. Turn Jaws™ around and run the braking rope over the smooth side when you need a lightning fast feed on trad or alpine terrain. Don’t worry about catching a fall, because in this mode Jaws™ has similar braking abilities to our Pyramid™.
Rappels are smooth and controlled with Jaws™. The large rope slots make it easy to set up, the V-notches control the speed and the flat rope path really prevents kinking. For low-angle or long double rope rappels, you can turn Jaws around so the free end of the rope runs over the smooth side.
