Salve, ho acquistato il moschettone Figure 9 grande con chiusura a molla perchè mi sembra quello con il migliore rapporto qualità/prezzo e più versatile rispetto agli altri modelli della stessa marca più piccoli e/o ad anello chiuso, cioè senza chiusura a molla. Mi interessava soprattutto la resistenza al carico chè è dichiarata di 67,5 kg. E' leggero (50g) e di ottima fattura senza parti taglienti. La parte seghettata (stopper) "morde" bene corde dai 3mm (paracord) fino ai 9mm. Già utilizzato in svariate occasioni, come per esempio il montaggio di un tarp o il fissaggio di un carico di legna, non ha mai deluso le aspettative. Non è un pezzo indispensabile per chi ha dimestichezza con i nodi, ma è molto utile per tendere corde di vario diametro in velocità ed in sicurezza. Sono molto soddisfatto dell'acquisto e lo consiglio.

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Great for camping

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I use these for tarp rigging when we go camping. I now own several of these as I've found them invaluable and a dream to use.Originally purchased only one at a local store when I was picking up some para-cord. I saw this next to some other tensioners and gave it a look. It came with a little instructional diagram that was part of the packaging displaying thee options to utilize the Figure 9. After thinking about how I wanted to rig up my ridge line for the tarp shelter, I decided I could use this to save some time and spent the $5 on it. The original set-up with this was a breeze and with one end of my ridge line tied to a tree utilizing a bow-line knot and looping the other around an adjacent tree and tensioning utilizing the figure 9, we had a very "ridgid" ridge line within minutes...utilizing only one knot. The Figure 9 held through 2 nights of rain and kept us dry. Take down was even simpler as all you have to do us release the line from the teeth. (FYI, we ran the tarp over the ridge line and secured it to the ridge line with a couple of prusik knots attached to the tarp...prusik knots are your friend.)I now own several Figure 9's both in the large and small. I have to say, the best thing about the Figure 9 is that you don't have to know how to tie knots, especially knots that you can keep tension on. These have allowed me to set-up many tarp shelters, quick and easy. We haven't used them to secure anything else but I can see a myriad of uses.