Cambium saver

[CraigD]

If you buy an Ali ring to ring friction saver keep an eye on it rubbing together and causing nasty burrs.

 

also try not to drop on to concrete or any hard surfaces when retrieving from ground as can cause a lot of damage

[RobRainford]

also try not to drop on to concrete or any hard surfaces when retrieving from ground as can cause a lot of damage

 

The damage may not be visible too. Hairline cracks are probably most common!

[morten]

Personally i'd go for this if i didn't have a rope guide.

Sirius Multisaver

about the same price as most savers and you can adjust it to your prefered size.

 

In my view, the MultiSaver has a big problem: The size of the rings (smaller than conventional cambium saver rings) means that you cannot take down from the ground if you are climbing on 12+ mm rope. A spliced eye simply won't pass through the large ring. Or?

[CraigD]

In my view, the MultiSaver has a big problem: The size of the rings (smaller than conventional cambium saver rings) means that you cannot take down from the ground if you are climbing on 12+ mm rope. A spliced eye simply won't pass through the large ring. Or?

 

If that is the case ( I don't know as I haven't used one), you could always buy the rings and splice your self one:001_tt2:

[BrendonV]

I bought two steel rings, and I splice whatever size I want with hard lay Samson 3-strand. Easy splice, nice stiff feel, and cheap!

[Heads up]

In my view, the MultiSaver has a big problem: The size of the rings (smaller than conventional cambium saver rings) means that you cannot take down from the ground if you are climbing on 12+ mm rope. A spliced eye simply won't pass through the large ring. Or?

 

Didn't realise that as not using 13mm anymore

[andy2]

I use a 13mm rope with my sirrus multisaver and yeh its a tad tight when puting the splce through but it works fine even when retrieving it