Smart 2.0
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Description
Intuitive belay device with reliable blocking of the climbing rope. The first generation of the Smart belay device was successfully launched in 2009. Built on the experience the new Smart 2.0 offers significantly improved braking effectiveness as well as optimized geometry and intuitive handling. The newly developed brake insert blocks the rope in the event of a fall. The belaying action of the Smart 2.0 is the same as the previous model and is therefore tailored to the belayer's reflex movements.
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- 5.0 / 5Billie G.
My favorite passive assisted belay My favorite passive assisted belay device! The aesthetic of it is super nice, and doesn't feel like a toy like the Black Diamond Pilot.
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Aaron M.
Great lead-belay device Super handy gadget that I like best for lead belaying. The best at managing slack and reacts quick under a fall. Lowering is also pretty intuitive. Compared to an ATC it lacks the two-rope design for rappelling but its auto locking (practically auto locking) feature is a bonus. It’s also accepted by most gyms too, haven’t gotten denied yet at least. Simple, efficient and ef
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Kelvin F.
Nice to have I like having my own gear, nice to have for climbing.
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5John N.
I love this belay device! Super simple to operate, uses physics and not mechanical devices, makes it easier to train yourself in high stress conditions, where tactile small motor skills can degrade. Would recommend to novice and experienced climbers.
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5benjamin h.
Love it I have had the 1. 0 for almost 10 years. 2. 0 has the same quality feel and improved control allowing for better feed control when dealing with heavier weights and tricky situations
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Noah W.
Best Belay Device for lead Best belay device Ive used for lead climbing. You do need to be mindful of cross loading but if you use the smart carabiner its not an issue. Its not perfect as it isnt meant for rappelling but the cost of a smart and an atc to go along with it can still be cheaper than other assisted braking devices.
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Michael A.
Super Light-Weight, Simple, Easy-to-use, Works As Designed We've been using this as a belay device at the local climbing gym as well as on outdoor climbs. The Smart 2. 0 is super light weight, very simple/easy to use, works great as a belay device, and has an auto catch built into the geometry. My family said they like using this device more than the Gri-Gri because of those previously mentioned r
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Niles G.
Total Noob I picked this up as I was getting into indoor climbing. It works great. It was super easy to figure out. After reading some reviews, I was nervous about it being a challenge to operate, but it really couldn't be easier.
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Diego S.
Great Belay Very good belay
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Luis M.
I love I love the quality of equipment Mammut
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Silvin M.
Excellent système, j'adore ! Belle Excellent système, j'adore ! Belle invention Mammut
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Darren P.
Simplisticaly safe. Easiest locking belay device I have ever used. Have tried all the others but continue to use this one. Recommend that you use a steel carabiner or a biner with a steel sleeve. Angle of rope through device places excess wear on an aluminum biner.
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Marnie B.
Mammut Smart 2. 0 Easy to use, good brake grip! A little bulkier then our normal ATC but gets the job done well!
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Cédric V.
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Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Bob M.
Does what it has to Easy to use belay device, I find the handling quite intuitive.
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Jay P.
Great for learning I bought this because my local gym recently started requiring an auto arrest belay device; I’m more partial to an ATC. I do like the feel of this device and I’m fairly impressed with the function. I’ve allowed my kids to use it while learning to belay each other and I like that it will automatically engage when pressured to allow for the learning curve. It’s a little touchy when
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Erin M.
Lightweight, easy to use, safe belay device! I have used this style of belay device for many years. I like that it is similar to an ATC in use and weight, but has the added safety of assisted braking. This one replaced an older Mammut Smart 2 that still worked fine, but the finger grip was starting to peel off. This new one looks like it will hold up better. I've recommended this device to many cl
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Marion G.
C'est devenu mon moyen d'assurage C'est devenu mon moyen d'assurage préféré !
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Silvester Z.
good We use it for climbing on an artificial wall
Source : Mammut IE - 5.0 / 5Andrew K.
Very comfortable The device works as expected. I haven't had the rope slip on me at all, and not having to put so much force into holding the rope is nice, especially on longer belay sessions. The difference between the smart and other geometrically assisted devices is that is is very comfortable to hold. It is larger and has rubber cushion on the handle which make it easy to grip and prevents the
Source : Mammut IE