Pulleys

I do not collect standard climbing pulleys; instead, I actively try to avoid collecting them. There are simply too many standard climbing pulley to justify the time and expense needed to collect them. Despite this, I have accumulated a few over the years, and show them on this page.

I do collect the more interesting Hauling Pulleys and Pulley Carabiners, and show them on the linked pages.

Overview

CMI

↑ 303: CMI

Made in USA.
110x83x44 mm.
Weight: 192 g.

Kong

↑ 304: Kong Light

Made in Italy.
99x42x30 mm.
Weight: 68 g.

Krok

↑ 305: Krok

Made in Italy.
66x51x39 mm.
Weight: 148 g.

Lithuanian

↑ 306: Lithuanian

Made in Lithuania.
57z31x42 mm.
Weight: 77 g.

Petzl

↑ 307: Petzl

Made in France.
65x48x33 mm.
Weight: 56 g.

↑ 405: Petzl

Made in France.
85x45x32 mm.
Weight: 91 g.

REI

↑ 308: REI

Made in USA [ca. 1974].
66x26x34 mm.
Weight: 39 g.
Nylon sheaves would frequently bind, after which the rope would wear through and the remaining portion of the sheave would fall out, leaving the pulley destroyed.
Made by SMC.

↑ 309: REI

Made in USA [1980s].
77x41x33 mm.
Weight: 53 g.

Rock-N-Rescue

↑ 310: Rock-N-Rescue

Made in USA.
184x96x63 mm.
Weight: 741 g.
Came with Rock-N-Rescue Hauling Pulley #3952.

Salewa

↑ 311: Salewa

Made in West Germany [1970s].
77x60x23 mm.
Weight: 51 g.

SARA

↑ 312: SARA

Made in USA [ca. 1980].
119x63x40 mm.
Weight: 187 g.

SMC

↑ 313: SMC Carabiner pulley

Made in USA [ca. 1974].
27(d)x35 mm.
Weight: 12 g.
Designed to be used on oval carabiners.
These have never worked for me. The sheave quickly moves to the side, letting the rope slip off and run directly on the carabiner.