ISC TRIPLE ACTION SNAP HOOK

[bonner1040]

Anybody use these? Like them?


https://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=15&item=1539

 

[emr]

Thought about trying them but they seem to complicated for me. Not to mention, I like having steel snaps for added weight to toss and the added durability.

 

[bonner1040]

I wonder if it becomes second nature though? Or do they get jammed with chips and sawdust and stop working completely?

 

[emr]

I am sure you get used to them. They have been around long enough now and I have not really heard any big knocks against them it terms of debris messing with the action.

 

[MasterBlaster]

I like it, but I prefer the weight of steel, too.

 

[NeTree]

Steel for weight, agreed.

And I'm not too trusting of aluminum lately, either.

 

[FJR]

I have been using them for a while, nothing bad to say about them.

 

[kevin bingham]

great snap. Your body figures it out real fast. they sell a ton of them

 

[bad ax]

i like them, they work just like dub lock once you get used to them 1&3 lock are in the same motion. plus there trip lock for climb comp

 

[pete mctree]

They work well. A little more complex to use than the double action, but not detrimentally so

 

[pigwot]

I have two; one has developed a tendency for the # 2 and # 1 levers to jam - the edge of one dives under the other; have straightened it out a couple times and it lasts through a few climbs.
Now I can't use either without checking that it is locked, which is not a bad habit...

 

[pigwot]

I have two; one has developed a tendency for the # 2 and # 1 levers to jam - the edge of one dives under the other; have straightened it out a couple times and it lasts through a few climbs.
Now I can't use either without checking that it is locked, which is not a bad habit...

 

[rangerdanger]

No complaints really here, used one for a few months on a lanyard. Switched over to a triple locking biner when I made my new lanyard, just wanted to try the biner out, loving it so far.