Alpha VW Sport Quickdraw
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Alpha VW Sport Quickdraw
Bolt hangers can wreck havoc on lightweight wire-gate draws, especially if you're regularly whipping off a project and hang-dogging through sequences. To address the issue, DMM fitted its featherlight Alpha biners with hot-forged solid gates to make the Alpha VW Sport Quickdraw. The combination of durability, easy handling, effortless clipping, and a relatively low weight make this draw the perfect choice for sport climbers who expect their gear to work as hard as they do.
Details
- Alpha biners feature a grippy groove pattern and a bent backbone for easy handling and effortless clipping
- Burly solid gate design on the bolt end stands up to the abuse inflicted by bolt hangers
- Hot-forged bent gate on rope end makes for quick and easy clipping
- Clean nose profile reduces snags for easier clipping and cleaning
- I-beam construction allows for low weight and high strength
- Variable width nylon sling keeps the biners properly aligned
- Item #DMM3253
- Sling Length
- 12 cm, 18 cm, 25 cm
- Claimed Weight
- [12cm] 3.6oz, [18cm] 3.8oz, [25cm] 4.02oz
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
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Overall Rating
3.5 based on 2 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJanuary 19, 2025
Beware - old stock
Carabiners are great. The fantastic feel that you expect from DMM's hot forging process. The problem - dogbones are old stock - tag dated 2017 production purchased in 2025. Only 2 years of useful life on the soft-goods per DMM's specs. Buyer beware - you're paying full price for old gear.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com
December 12, 2020
Yes, they clip as good as they look.
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
I'll quote my climbing partner's reaction to the first round of using these lil' dudes, "They're like the sports car of quickdraws." I have had such good experiences with DMM biners that I sprung for a dozen of these when it was time to freshen the sport rack. Crazy smooth clipping and unclipping on both the gear and rope end. They seem burly and I suspect they will pass the test of time. The gear end of the dogbone has a nice play to it, good for clipping bolts or cams. They probably won't be coming into the backcountry with me, but for any cragging a few of these will be on the gear sling.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com
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