Alien Climbing harness X Equinox (x3)

The Alien X is the sixth generation of the micro-cam, which received its first patent in 1986, in Colorado (USA). It retains its original character thanks to a new version that enhances the finishes and performance of the device. Pack Alien X Equinox The Pack Alien X Equinox includes three essential sizes of the famous micro-cam Alien X: green (1/2), yellow (3/4), and red (1). This kit is the go-to choice for climbers of all levels seeking versatility and precision in various crack sizes, while maintaining the ergonomics and ease of use characteristic of the Alien X. Set of three: Green (1/2), yellow (3/4), and red (1). Alien Green: Expansion range of 13.8 to 20.8 mm (0.57 to 0.81 in). Alien Yellow: Expansion range of 16.1 to 25.7 mm (0.63 to 1.01 in). Alien Red: Expansion range of 20.3 to 33.4 mm (0.80 to 1.31 in). Cams with X-grip texture: They offer better grip from the first uses, increasing safety and stability during demanding placements. Passive anchor function: The larger sizes (yellow and red) are versatile enough to also work in passive anchor mode, enhancing their versatility on rock. Advanced ergonomics: The redesigned handle allows for quick and comfortable handling, even with gloves, enabling efficient placement and removal in critical situations. The increased distance between the handle and the cams also improves access in difficult cracks. Quality and Manufacturing Precision Handcrafted in Barcelona, the Alien X from the Pack Alien X Equinox reflects the commitment to quality and technical details that make these micro-cams a reliable and robust tool. With a solid and compact construction, each Alien X features a metal bolt junction that ensures a homogeneous and durable structure. Lightweight and Flexibility The lightweight and low-profile design of the Alien X reduces the weight on the harness, while their flexibility absorbs the movements of the rope, thereby minimizing the risk of the cams shifting after placement. Additionally, the classic colors (green, yellow, and red) remain a visual reference in climbing reviews, providing intuitive organization to your gear. True to Its Origins Lightweight and reduced bulk: Reduces weight on the harness and the space taken in the backpack. Flexibility: Absorbs rope movements, preventing the cams from shifting once placed. Cam geometry design. Size colors: These colors have become a visual reference in climbing reviews for over 30 years. Note: The name "Equinox" was suggested by Toni Yaniro, an iconic American climber, after a historic ascent at Joshua Tree during the equinox in 1979, an event that marked a turning point in climbing.