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Metolius
Ladder Aider 1in

5 out of 5 stars
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Current price: $44.96 Original price: $59.95
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Ladder Aider 1

For demanding and technical aid climbing and big-wall ascents, stand strong with the Metolius 8 Step Ladder Aider. This aider features Biothane step stiffeners to keep the step open and a reinforced clip-in point for durability. A full strength grab loop gives you something to hold onto when reaching for that next placement, and a dedicated clip-in point lets you enchain aiders without collapsing the bottom step.

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  • Ladder Aider developed for aid climbs and big wall climbing
  • Eight steps with Biothane stiffeners for greater stability
  • Full-strength grab loop and dedicated clip-in point decrease messy setups
  • Item #MET0249
Material
nylon
Strength
18 kN
Recommended Use
aid climbing, big walls
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year

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5 based on 1 ratings

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5 out of 5 stars

March 5, 2021

arguably as good/better than yates

Familiarity:
I've put it through the wringer

I know, heresy, right? But really, with small modifications, these can be just as good as yates, maybe even better. As reed showed, a light spreader mod to these is nice (mine isn't quite as involved, as I prefer to keep the rubberized surface available), and I also like sewing a loop of double sided velcro tape onto the bottom of the very bottom rung, so that I can either shorten the ladder or simply turn the whole thing into a very tight package that hangs from my harness nice and clean. Def the only ladder for tall people who like to clip high pieces, as you can cover some serious ground with these, compared to yates.

Christian H
Backcountry.com

Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com