I do not collect standard climbing pulleys; instead, I actively 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.

↑ 510: CMI

• Made in USA.
• 77x41x33 mm.
• Weight: 51 g.
• Stamped with "Cmi," ""MBS: 5000 lbs.," and "22.3 Kn."

↑ 303: CMI

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

↑ 511: Kong-Bonaiti

• Made in Italy.
• 98x41x30 mm.
• Weight: 66 g.
• Stamped on the front with "KONG–BONAITI–ITALY" and KG 2500 ↔."

↑ 304: Kong Light

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

↑ 305: Krok

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

↑ 306: Lithuanian

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

↑ 509: MSR

• Made in USA [ca. 1973–1979].
• 61x51x33 mm.
• Weight: 48 g.
• Wide side plates to keep the rope from abrading against the rock and to help prevent the pulley from rotating and twisting the hauling rope.
• Designed so the side plates will not bind the sheave like Magnusson–type pulleys often did.

↑ 307: Petzl

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

↑ 405: Petzl

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

↑ 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.

↑ 310: Rock-N-Rescue

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

↑ 311: Salewa

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

↑ 312: SARA

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

↑ 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.

↑ 314: SMC

• Made in USA.
• 117x63x35 mm.
• Weight: 246 g.

↑ 315: Stubai

• Made in Austria.
• 69x43x35 mm.
• Weight: 44 g.

↑ 316: Tractel

• Made in USA.
• 121x82x38 mm.
• Weight: 238 g.

↑ 317: Tupa

• Made in China.
• 82x45x34 mm.
• Weight: 90 g.

↑ 391: Walkosz i Spółka

• Made in Poland.
• 85x45x33 mm.
• Weight: 111 g.
• Copy of a Petzl pulley.

↑ 318: Unknown

• 76x41x33 mm.
• Weight: 51 g.
• No markings.
• This is probably an early CMI pulley. It matches #510. CMI did not stamp some of their early gear.

↑ 319: Unknown

• 75x63x30 mm.
• Weight: 49 g.
• Stamped "TD"