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Classic Tube Device

Classic Tube Device

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Adaptive Belayer & Descender | Hot-Forged Design

Introducing the Chuy (Classic Tube Device), a versatile tube-shaped descender and belayer that handles half, twin, and single ropes with confidence. Engineered with precision hot-forging technology, this lightweight tool offers customizable braking power through its distinctive "V"-shaped notches, giving you full control to match braking friction to your weight, rope type, and changing conditions.

Key Features of our Classic Tube Device: 

  • Smooth Feed & Strong Braking:   Experience efficient rope management with a smooth feed and powerful braking.
  • Customizable Braking:  Modulate the braking force to meet your exact needs with the "V"-shaped notches.
  • Optimal Compatibility:  Works seamlessly with HMS screw sleeve connectors.

Whether you're belaying or rappelling, the Classic Tube Device is your adaptable companion, offering a secure grip, reliable braking, and effortless control.

Specifications

Name: Chuy
Weight: 55g
Material: Alu alloy
Colour: Black / Blue
Main dimension: 56mm
Minimum rope diameter: 8mm
Maximum rope diameter: 12mm
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Chuy Classic Tube Device Review: Versatile and Reliable for All Climbers

Introduction
I recently purchased the Chuy Classic Tube Device from Naturas, seeking a versatile and reliable belayer and descender for my climbing adventures. As an avid climber who enjoys both sport and traditional climbing, I needed a tool that could handle different rope types and conditions efficiently. The Chuy has exceeded my expectations in many ways.

Features and Performance
The Chuy is engineered with precision hot-forging technology, making it lightweight yet durable. The device handles half, twin, and single ropes with confidence, offering smooth feed and strong braking capabilities. Its -shaped notches allow for customizable braking power, adapting to various weights, rope types, and conditions.

Key Features:
- Smooth Feed & Strong Braking: The device provides efficient rope management with smooth feeding and powerful braking, enhancing safety and control.
- Customizable Braking: The -shaped notches enable climbers to modulate the braking force according to their specific needs, ensuring adaptability to different scenarios.
- Optimal Compatibility: Designed to work seamlessly with HMS screw sleeve connectors, it ensures secure and reliable performance during climbs.

Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Versatile: Suitable for half, twin, and single ropes, making it ideal for various climbing styles.
- Lightweight: Weighing just 55g, it's easy to carry without adding significant weight to your gear.
- Customizable Braking: The -shaped notches provide excellent control over braking friction.
- Durable: The hot-forged aluminum construction ensures longevity and resilience.

Cons:
- Learning Curve: Beginners might need some practice to get used to the customizable braking system.
- Limited Color Options: Currently available in Black and Blue, which might not suit everyone’s preference.

Share Your Experience
I took the Chuy on a recent climbing trip to the Swiss Alps and was thoroughly impressed. The device handled both the icy conditions and varying rope diameters with ease. Compared to similar products like the Petzl Reverso and Black Diamond ATC-XP, the Chuy stands out for its lightweight design and customizable braking system.

During one particularly challenging climb, the Chuy's smooth feed and strong braking provided the confidence I needed to navigate tricky sections. The ability to adjust the braking force on-the-fly was a game-changer, especially on descents.

Conclusion
The Chuy Classic Tube Device is a versatile and reliable choice for climbers of all levels. Its lightweight, durable design combined with customizable braking power makes it a standout product in the market. While there is a slight learning curve, the benefits far outweigh this minor drawback. I highly recommend the Chuy for anyone looking to enhance their climbing experience with a dependable belayer and descender.