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Presented for the first time to public view during the international fair dedicated to the OutDoor's held in Friedrichshafen, Germany.

Thanks to the simplicity of use, the light weight and the practical advantages of employ, this small technological jewel 100% MADE IN ITALY has been extensively reviewed by the most qualified European magazines as one of the most important novelties of the OutDoor 2009.

http://www.climbingtechnology.it/en-US/clickupen.html

wow. look how simple is the way of use for this intended novelty.

Made in Italy is a selling point? Because the Italians are mechanical engineering marvels?

Bad ass!!! This thing looks almost as good as a grigri.

Them gollderned Eye-talians musta used them BOTS to track us down.

mike_a_lafontaine wrote:Made in Italy is a selling point? Because the Italians are mechanical engineering marvels?

It's just made in Italy Mike. What is wrong or rights with Italy? A lot of things are made in Italy. Can you afford their shoes?

I am going to be the first kid on my block to get one.

I thought you were already buying a new gadget from OW that was the coolest..has that already been supplanted in your mind? if so, remind em to never take you car shopping.

pigsteak wrote:I thought you were already buying a new gadget from OW that was the coolest..has that already been supplanted in your mind? if so, remind em to never take you car shopping.

Kipp you kill me; always holding me to a higher standard. When I was in SLC last week a dealer showed me the Clickup. I liked it. Later I tried the Mammat Smart at the BD store. I did not like it as well. The rope tends to jump off the track. The Clickup holds the rope at its functional position better than the Smart. The reason I started the other thread is that I found it curious that all these simple auto-locking/auto-blocking devices are coming out concurrently. I agree with OW's critique more or less. However, there is a version of the Smart that handles two ropes and one can belay a 2nd with this device too. I am not an impulse buyer. I purchased neither at the time. The Clickup could rival the gri in popularity in the next couple years. The main plus points are price and simplicity.

Just ordered it on line from Opentip.com for 49.95 + shipping. Saw one in use up at the gunks and seemed really simple to use.