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Edelrid Giga Jul Belay Device

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Edelrid Giga Jul Belay Device

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The Edelrid Giga Jul belay device is the most versatile belay device ever. The Giga Jul is Tuber and Autotuber in one. Thanks to an intelligent mechanism, the braking force-assisting autotuber function can be switched on or off.
For situation-dependent securing and abseiling, especially in alpine terrain.

- Additional eyelet for easy unlocking of the device in the Nachstiegsmodus using a carabiner
- Suitable for ropes from 7.1 to 10.0mm diameter
- Intelligent hybrid construction: Body made of particularly lightweight aluminum, abrasion-prone areas made of sturdy stainless steel
- Tuber mode: Easy and fast rappelling and belaying as well as comfortable securing from the stand in the double strand
- Autotuber mode: Brake assist to catch falls in Advance mode
- Faster cable release in autotuber mode by "holding open" the device with the thumb possible
- CE marking: CE 0123
- Certification: EN 15151-2
- Approved rope type: single rope, twin rope, half rope
- Weight: 121g

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SportOkay.com number	0084-10199
GTIN	4028545037189
Item number	73742-663
Brand	Edelrid
Product type	Belays

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4.7 of 5

13 Reviews

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4 stars 8%
3 stars 0%
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Oliver Eberhardt (07/09/2024), Germany
Orders: 24
Reviews: 5

Oliver Eberhardt (07/09/2024), Germany
Orders: 24
Reviews: 5
Pretty versatile tool: Size One Size

Very useful for belaying in assisted mode but it gets a bit jerky when rappelling but I guess I'll get to find it's sweet spot. It also works as a normal tuber so that's nice.

Dobai (18/06/2024), Romania
Orders: 2
Reviews: 1

Dobai (18/06/2024), Romania
Orders: 2
Reviews: 1
Solid: Size One Size

Could be a bit cheaper and I find the labels on the sides confusing. Otherwise great! :-)

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Andreas (04/06/2024), Germany
Orders: 3
Reviews: 1

Andreas (04/06/2024), Germany
Orders: 3
Reviews: 1
Great product: Size One Size

Super handling and easy to use

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Lukas (25/04/2024), Austria
Orders: 5
Reviews: 1

Lukas (25/04/2024), Austria
Orders: 5
Reviews: 1
Ideal for thin half and twin ropes, not useful for most single ropes: Size One Size

I bought two 8mm half ropes (impregnated) and found that the braking effect with tuber is extremely poor, even though the manufacturer says it goes up to 7.8mm (the brake shoes are already a bit worn down). If I have a long fall, I don't know if my girlfriend will be able to handle it easily.
That's why I got the Gigajul because you can switch between tube and semi-automatic. It also works wonderfully with the thin half ropes.
Abseiling and following via tube mode and leading via semi-automatic with first-class braking effect in the event of a fall.
But when I tried the Gigajul for sport climbing with ropes of 9.5 (new) & 9.8mm (probably 10x as it's older) I have to say that it's not a good fit for me. Belaying is possible and is probably OK for beginners, but if you like to belay more dynamically or the climber is moving quickly, the Gigajul in semi-automatic mode simply blocks far too often with thicker single ropes. Compared to my old Tuber, the slot on the GigaJul through which the rope runs is almost 2mm thinner, which is probably why there is extra friction.
Conclusion: Great for alpine MSL tours with half and twin ropes, but not ideal for sport climbing or single ropes. The Grigri, etc. is simply much more comfortable.

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Stefan (30/09/2022), Germany
Orders: 12
Reviews: 28

Stefan (30/09/2022), Germany
Orders: 12
Reviews: 28