
Petzl
Spirit Express Quickdraw 6 Pack

Petzl
Spirit Express Quickdraw 6 Pack

Petzl
Djinn Axess Quickdraw (6 Pack)

Black Diamond
Hotforge Hybrid Quickpack 12CM

Camp
Photon Wire Express KS Dyneema 6-Pack

Black Diamond
HotWire Quickpack 12CM

Black Diamond
Hotforge Quickpack 12CM

Camp
Photon Mixed Express KS Quickdraw 6 Pack

Camp
Alpine Express Dyneema Quickdraws (4 pack)

Petzl
Djinn Axess Quickdraw

Trango
Reaction World Cup Quickdraw

Petzl
Spirit Express Quickdraw

Camp
Locker Quickdraw

Mammut
Sender Wire Alpine Quickdraw

Petzl
Ange Finesse LL Quickdraw

Wild Country
Session Quickdraw

Black Diamond
HotWire Quickdraw

Edelrid
Pure Set Quickdraw

Edelrid
Pure Pro Set Quickdraw

Edelrid
BulletProof Quickdraw

Wild Country
Wildwire Quickdraw

Edelrid
Mission II Set Quickdraw

Camp
Alpine Express Dyneema Quickdraws

Petzl
Ange Finesse SL Quickdraw

Black Diamond
Hotforge Hybrid Quickdraw

Black Diamond
Hotforge Quickdraw

Edelrid
Mission II Extendable Quickdraw

Camp
Photon Wire Express KS Quickdraw

Trango
Quantum Alpine Quickdraw

Camp
Gym Safe Cable Express Stainless Steel Permadraw

Wild Country
Electron Sport Quickdraw
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If you’re sport climbing savvy, you’ll know that one of the key pieces of safety equipment to have in your kit is a reliable set of quickdraws. We’ve got trusty options from brands like Petzl, Edelrid and Black Diamond to round out your climbing toolkit and keep you secure at the crag.
Made up of two carabiners connected by a central length of sewn webbing, a quickdraw will connect you to your anchor point of choice on the wall, whether that’s a bolt or (less commonly) a cam. Clipping your rope into a quickdraw will keep you protected against a fall when you’re lead climbing, so you can tackle those ambitious ascents as safely as possible. Quickdraws are available at a few different weights and price points, so shop around for options that work well in your kit.
Need a little climbing guidance? No worries — we can show you the ropes. Our rock climbing and bouldering tips cover topics like rock climbing gear and how to start climbing to give you a jumping off point if you’re just starting out. But none of the advice we give is a substitute for professional safety training, so check out your local climbing gym and take some classes to learn more.