Quick Summary
The Wild Country Session Rock Climbing Quickdraw is a 12 cm quickdraw in Purple/Green. It combines Session carabiners with a fixed rope-clipping carabiner and a 16 mm nylon sling. The stated specifications also include keylock noses, which help reduce snagging when unclipping.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wild Country. This identifies the product line. |
| Product type | Rock climbing quickdraw. Choose this type if you need a quickdraw rather than a single carabiner. |
| Color | Purple/Green. Check the color if you want a specific finish or need to match a set. |
| Length | 12 cm. Compare the length with the reach and clipping feel you prefer. |
| Sling | 16 mm nylon sling. The sling width is a useful check for handling preference. |
| Carabiner strength | Major axis 23 kN, minor axis open gate 8 kN. Compare these stated values with your intended climbing setup. |
| Gate opening | Straight gate 20 mm, bent gate 21 mm. Gate opening affects clipping clearance. |
| Weight | 99 g. Weight can matter when building a rack or choosing a lighter setup. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Length: This quickdraw is 12 cm. Compare that with the spacing and clipping feel you want for your routes.
- Sling width: The sling is 16 mm nylon. Buyers often compare sling width for handling preference and how the quickdraw feels in use.
- Gate opening: The straight gate opens to 20 mm and the bent gate to 21 mm. Check whether that clearance suits your clipping needs.
- Weight: The stated weight is 99 g. Compare it with the overall rack weight you want to carry.
- Exact variant: Wild Country offers a 12 cm and 17 cm version. Confirm the selected length before choosing an offer.
Before You Decide
Confirm the 12 cm length, Purple/Green color, and the exact quickdraw version before choosing an offer. If sling width, gate opening, or weight matters for your climbing setup, compare those figures with the rest of your gear and intended use.





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