PETZL PANTIN® Click
- Right foot unit
- Ratchet adjustment system for the strap
- 4.64 ounces item weight
- Made in France
- 3 year manufacturer warranty
Updated 2 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A right-foot ascender with a ratchet adjustment system, described for ascending, load hauling and rope-based safety systems at height. It is a professional rope tool and needs training.
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ASIN: B0GR1PL8C2Model: B002AA00Category: Ascenders
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Overview
At height on a rope, this Petzl PANTIN Click works as a foot ascender that grabs the line and clamps with a ratchet adjustment system. It is built in France and sized for the right foot.
Professional rope users get a ratchet-adjusted foot unit for ascending and hauling. The listing says little about materials, compatible rope sizes or recommended pairings with other rope clamps.
Who it's for
Arborists, rope-access workers and climbers who ascend with a clamp system will know where this fits. It is a right-foot unit only, and anyone new to rope work should get proper instruction before use.
Pros and cons
- Ratchet adjustment system
- Made in France
- Three year warranty
- For ascending and hauling
- Right foot only
- Materials not listed
- Rope compatibility not described
Performance notes
The ascender grips the rope so the climber can push up with the leg, and the ratchet system tightens the strap in steps. How well it fits depends on boot size and strap setting, which the listing does not detail.
Specifications
| Model | B002AA00 |
|---|---|
| Style | Right-foot |
| Weight | 4.64 ounces |
| Size | Right-foot |
| Dimensions | 6.69 x 3.15 x 1.57 inches |
| Warranty | 3 Year Manufacturer |
Frequently asked questions
Is the Petzl PANTIN Click a left-foot ascender?
No. This listing is the right-foot unit.
Is the PANTIN Click a complete ascending kit?
No. The listing describes a foot ascender only, and no rope clamp is mentioned.
What is the PANTIN Click used for?
The description names ascending, load hauling and rope-based safety systems at height.