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There are two differences I can see. One is a piece of what looks like black rubber gasket between the eyes. This I presume acts like it stops the carab slipping.

 

The other is on the right hand part below the pulley they have got rid of a little nick and straightened it up. Sorry no way of pointing with an arrow. Why this has been done I can't guess. Maybe a strength issue they have looked at.

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There are two differences I can see. One is a piece of what looks like black rubber gasket between the eyes. This I presume acts like it stops the carab slipping.

 

The other is on the right hand part below the pulley they have got rid of a little nick and straightened it up. Sorry no way of pointing with an arrow. Why this has been done I can't guess. Maybe a strength issue they have looked at.

 

Rich it failed through the upper eye So they have beefed it up Like you would . Also the two eyes are now round instead of trilobel :001_smile:

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so what is the strength of the new zig zag anyone no the old one was 15kn witch I think is low when u think most the climbing gear/ Karabiners are rated to 22-25kn

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