New Zigzag, pics and info.

[nifty]

Just out of interest to anyone who kept there mk 1 zig zag, have you noticed much wear at all on the cams,as in does it still grip as reliably a few months down the line?

cheers

n

[skyhuck]

Just out of interest to anyone who kept there mk 1 zig zag, have you noticed much wear at all on the cams,as in does it still grip as reliably a few months down the line?

cheers

n

 

Mines still just as good as the day I bought it, no rope wear, but I am on very thin rope.

[Mark Bolam]

Mines still just as good as the day I bought it, no rope wear, but I am on very thin ice.

 

Sorted your typo Huck.

[skyhuck]

Sorted your typo Huck.

 

[DrewB]

Had a play on the new zig zag and zillion- yeah there good but still prefer hitch and hc, and cinch.

[silky fox]

Interesting Drew......each to their own I s'pose:thumbup:

[DrewB]

exactly bro- no piece of gear is the best. if you like it, then its awesome. if you dont, you just dont. snd thats what is great about tree climbing

[scotspine1]

The Zig Zag is the worst invention in arb. It's like something they had on Tomorrow's World in the 80s when they use to show you a really crap and useless gadget and say 'in 30 years time every household in Britain will have one of these' when in actual fact - 30 years later not one person in Britain actually owns a Sinclair C5.

 

The Petzl Zig Zag is the Sinclair C5 of the arb world

 

 

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[skyhuck]

The Zig Zag is the worst invention in arb. It's like something they had on Tomorrow's World in the 80s when they use to show you a really crap and useless gadget and say 'in 30 years time every household in Britain will have one of these' when in actual fact - 30 years later not one person in Britain actually owns a Sinclair C5.

 

The Petzl Zig Zag is the Sinclair C5 of the arb world

 

 

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People certainly do own C5's and they are now worth a fortune

[scotspine1]

People certainly do own C5's and they are now worth a fortune

 

yes, I'll give you that Huck, a few complete weirdos do own them as some kind of collectable oddity left over from the 20th century, much like the ZigZag will be viewed in a few years

 

The Zig Zag will make a great ornament in arb's workshops and garages across the land, sitting there sandwiched between a can of WD40 and silver gaffer tape