There are many styles and colors of climbing buckles, and different styles and colors have different uses. The following are the categories and functions of some common climbing buckles:
D type climbing buckle. This is the most common type of mountaineering buckle, shaped like a "D" shape, which can withstand large longitudinal tensile forces and is suitable for use as a main connecting ring or protector. D-type mountain climbing buckles are generally available in red, blue, black, silver, and other colors, which can be selected according to personal preferences.
Pear shaped climbing buckle. This mountaineering buckle is shaped like a pear, which is more spacious than the D-type mountaineering buckle and can accommodate more ropes or other equipment. The pear shaped climbing buckle is suitable for use with self-locking protectors or guided mode protectors. Pear shaped mountain climbing buckles generally have yellow, green, purple, and other colors, which can be distinguished according to their functions.
8-shaped quick hook. This quick hook consists of two 8-shaped rings that can connect two ropes or two devices simultaneously. The "8" type quick hook is suitable for double rope or twin rope climbing, and can also be used to establish anchor points or fixed points. The 8-shaped quick hanging generally has gold, silver, and other colors, which can be distinguished according to the material.
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