NAXEN CE Certified Climbing Pulley Ball Bearing Pulley Mobile Side Plate Pulley

I needed a pully I could put on a rope that was already deployed. This snatch block fits the bill. It is strong enough for my application and, with the use of a carabiner, allows me to easily configure my rope and pully for antenna installation applications.

Using this for a tree climbing rig. The pulley is perfect for what I needed. The pulley is not good for a high speed application like a zipline, but works great for redirecting load.

simple, effective. I use it as a multiplier to create a 15:1 tensioning system for slacklines.

I used a couple of these to build a garage roof storage system. Initially I used 'cheap' pulleys; these were a significant improvement. Make sure to note the design of the attachment eye. It would be better if the two halves were flush. This would allow the pulley to accept a smaller radius attachment link.

Best price I've ever met. Very well made. I bought this micro pulley to do some tree work and it works well. Would recommend to others.

Very reliable pulley that I use for climbing frequently. The quality of the product is more than appropriate for the price.

This is the first pulley I've had that wasn't from my usual European brand. The first thing I noticed is that there is play between the bearing and the axle and the side plates and the axle- that's something I haven't seen in a climbing/rescue grade pulley. The opening for suspending the pulley has a relatively pointed top and I've only ever seen rounded shapes on the end plate openings before- so if I used this pulley with one of my typical carabiners, it would wear into the carabiner at two small points of contact. Not really a fan of that.For some light duty uses, this might be pretty good- like on a boat trailer or something like that. I'm not sure I'd put human beings under this if the design will cause premature and excessive wear on the climbing components.

Great for a zipline for our dogs