The Rhino's horn prevents belay devices from working their way round the top bar and onto the spine, minimising the chance of cross-loading. The round top bar gives smooth and predictable rope control, while the flat bottom sits well in belay loops, encouraging the Rhino to load in its strongest orientation.

Technical features

Features

• Round top bar gives smooth and predictable rope control, while the flat bottom sits well in belay loops, encouraging the Rhino to load in its strongest orientation
• Belay carabiners give smooth and confident belaying with tube and assisted-braking belay devices; full section top bars give consistent rope control and reduced rope wear
• Their shape resists flipping into sub-optimal orientations when belaying, acting to ensure the carabiner loads along its strongest axis
• Offset D shape refines the basic D-shape design by extending the top bar, increasing internal volume to improve handling and compatibility with thick ropes and slings
• I-Beam construction provides an optimum strength-to-weight ratio
• Keylock nose eliminates snagging