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Petzl Connect Adjust Old vs New: what's the difference? Deal Of The Month

Petzl Connect Adjust: now smarter than ever

The Petzl Connect Adjust is a great bit of kit that makes life easier for climbers managing fixed anchors, abseiling, and lowering off. Simple and versatile, this adjustable lanyard has become a go-to piece of gear for sport climbing and multi pitch adventures.

Now, Petzl has refined the design with a few thoughtful upgrades that make racking easier and adjusting the length under tension smoother than ever. These small but significant changes make a real improvement to usability, saving space on your belay loop and time when you're at the sharp end.

In our latest review, Outside looks at what made the original popular, explores the newest improvements, and discusses why it might be time invest in the updated version.

Watch the full video review to see the Connect Adjust in action and decide if the upgrade is right for you.

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26 Jun

For those (like me) who already have the old Connect Adjust, skip forward to 9:30 for the actual changes made in the new version.

(Otherwise you'll have to watch through 9:30 mins of how to thread a lower-off safely).

The changes do seem to address the only two issues I had with the old version - I'm quite tempted to upgrade.

3 Jul

That's all anyone needs to know !! :-)

8 Jul

The new Petzl Connect Adjust has a sleeker, more durable adjuster that's easier to use one-handed. Function is similar, but the update improves handling and wear resistance.

8 Jul

The new Petzl Connect Adjust has a sleeker, more durable adjuster that's easier to use one-handed. Function is similar, but the update improves handling and wear resistance.

8 Jul

The new Petzl Connect Adjust has a sleeker, more durable adjuster that's easier to use one-handed. Function is similar, but the update improves handling and wear resistance.

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