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SPECIFICATION
Name: 50KN Bent Ear Descender Belay Device
Material: A7075 Aluminum alloy
Weight: 120 grams
Size: 5.75” x 2.95”
Maximum Breaking Strength: 11,000 lbs (50KN/5000kg)
Corresponding Rope: 0.31” x 0.51”
Stable and Sturdy
Our figure 8 descender adopts a thickened design. Thickness over 10mm for enhanced wear resistance.
Pull Mark
The bent ear decender maximum can withstand 50KN (about 5000 kg) pulling force.
Smooth Wall
Great workmanship, the inner wall of the ring is smooth. Reduce friction and damage to the rope during use.
Upgraded version
Used with ropes and climbing equipment. Can achieve the effect of stagnation in mid-air.
Jack Strickland
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025
Great for quick descend from top of tree.
Rahul
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2024
I haven’t tried this in a real world scenario yet, only at home. So far it feels like it is sturdy and works as it should. I imagine it will work as well as an other figure 8 I’ve used. Definitely worth trying as it is low cost.
Oliver K
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2024
Nice brighter blue color. No sharpe edges. Makes a sturdy and strong impression. Rope slices easy thru it and when put weight/ load on it holds it and doesn't bend or deforms. Weight is actually 127 gr.
Redpig
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024
The color on the belay device is a bright red, so you wont lose it easily.It is well built and very solid. The configuration makes it easy to use and setup for climbing and rappelling.
Kenneth w.
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2024
Yes and no. "yes" the item was exactly what I wanted and ordered. "no" it didn't arrive when expected, it arrived way sooner than expected and I'm 100% satisfied.
Josh J.
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024
I ordered this as a backup stopper in case my belay device ever fails and works perfect for that. I don’t notice any extra weight in my dump pouches so weight on this is pretty much nonexistent when thrown in with all the other climbing gear in those pouches. I just wish I had a different color.
JP in MI
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
I have no reservations about using the YAPJEB Figure 8. It seems just as well-made as higher dollar, name brand products. I planned on buying from one of those companies but after watching that guy on YouTube who tests climbing gear with hydraulics and drop tests with weighted dummies, quite often the no name stuff performs as good if not better than the big names. FWIW, I don't rock or mountain climb. I'm ≤25 feet in a tree so should I have a mishap the load is nowhere near the rated limit, and I use a prusik backup.
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