PETZL, Unisex 10 Bars Captiv, Black, One Size

Awesome product, arrived as a 10 pack, as mentioned in the product details.

This plastic piece from Petzl is very useful for locking the equipment in place and preventing it from rotating on the carabiner, adding extra stability and security to the setup. Here are the key points I noticed:1. Excellent functionality: The piece perfectly fulfills its role, preventing the equipment from moving and ensuring greater control, which is essential in situations that require precision.2. Easy to install: The accessory is simple to attach to the carabiner and fits securely. It doesn’t interfere with connecting or disconnecting other equipment and stays firmly in place during use.3. Appropriate material: Although it’s plastic, the piece is robust and well-designed for its purpose. The material is durable enough to withstand regular use without issues.In summary, it’s a great addition for those looking for more stability in their equipment. It’s functional, easy to use, and does its job well.

Petzl makes quality gear.

An absolute must for anyone who uses biners in the air!

Excelente

I used it on petzle hmd carabiners to make sure it loaded in major axis.

The PETZL CAPTIV by PETZL is a plastic device that when firmly secured by the included metal screws (driver NOT included, torque NOT specified) is designed to limit movement of the carabiner through the opening to which it is connected. The purpose of limiting such movement is to help restrict the application of the loading to be applied only to the primary axis of the connector. Another purpose is to prevent the connector from interfering with whatever it is connected to, such as a PETZL I'D L descender / belay device. The CAPTIV does perform both of those connector positioning functions. However, it cannot prevent movement of the connector in the other direction (i.e., it mitigates side to side movement between the CAPTIV attachment points; it does NOT mitigate rotation around the connector attachment point). What that means is, if you're using the recommended connector/carabiner such as OXAN or BM'D with I'D L the carabiner can still interfere with the descender handle and mess up an otherwise safe configuration. I had hoped the CAPTIV would prevent such interference by holding the carabiner straighter and parallel to the descender's control handle. It does reduce sideloading risk but doesn't do much to prevent other entanglement risk. I will use the CAPTIV everywhere PETZ recommends them, which includes everywhere ANSI requires them. Any helpful comments on the observations of my review or otherwise are welcomed. Please post to help everyone be more safe!

I am a Tower Climber safety and Rescue Trainer. These work perfectly for me.