The Petzl Croll L Chest Ascender is a top - notch tool crafted for rope ascents with large diameter ropes. It's incredibly user - friendly. The attachment holes play a crucial role, enabling efficient positioning during your ascents. With its wide rope groove, this ascender fits perfectly with wide - diameter, swollen, or rigid ropes, all while reducing friction. It can work with ropes having a diameter ranging from 8 to 13 mm. During rope ascents, it's both efficient and easy to handle. You can pair it with the BASIC ascender or the ASCENSION handled ascender. The lower angled hole helps keep the chest ascender flat, and the upper hole allows you to attach a TORSE shoulder strap to hold the ascender in place. The catch can be opened by simply pinching, ensuring simple and quick operation. For wide - diameter ropes, its efficiency is outstanding. The wide rope groove minimizes friction on thick, swollen, or rigid ropes, and it's compatible with 8 - 13 mm diameter ropes. No matter the conditions, it performs well. The toothed cam with a self - cleaning slot maintains good performance even with frozen or dirty ropes, and the stainless - steel cam offers excellent corrosion resistance. Made of an aluminum frame, stainless - steel cam, and nylon safety catch, it weighs only 140 g and is certified with CE EN 567 and UIAA.



Using the Petzl Croll L Chest Ascender is easy. First, make sure to pair it with either the BASIC ascender or the ASCENSION handled ascender for rope ascents. Attach a TORSE shoulder strap to the upper hole to keep the ascender in position, and note that the lower angled hole helps keep it flat. To open the catch, just pinch it. When using, ensure the rope diameter is between 8 and 13 mm. As for maintenance, after each use, check the ascender for any signs of wear or damage. If the ropes are dirty or frozen, the self - cleaning slot on the toothed cam will help keep it performing well. However, try to keep the ascender clean and dry. Store it in a cool, dry place to prevent the stainless - steel cam from corroding. And always double - check the certification and safety features before each use to ensure a safe ascent.