The Unicender

This revolutionary device combines ascending and descending in one piece of gear. It easily threads onto the rope midline and can be used in both Doubled Rope Technique (DdRT) and Single Rope Technique (SRT), the Unicender fits the way you like to climb like no other tool. The Unicender utilizes unique friction plates that allow it to advance easily with minimal friction and virtually no “Sit Back,” giving you the most efficiency per stride. Descending is just as easy by looping the rope around the plates in SRT mode or Ddrt mode.
For rope size 11-13mm.

[@philosborn1840]

I like how you went from SRS to MRS! 🇨🇦🇺🇸

[@coreycstree]

Would love to see a spiderjack 3 video

[@coreycstree]

@@BartlettArboristSupply yeah thanks so much

[@matthewholland8242]

Can you do a spam rigging video? 💪💪

[@hcwaffles8912]

Instead of wrapping it around the unicender would you be able to add a rope wrench into the system or something similar to add the additional friction and then use the device to control your descent?

[@BartlettArboristSupply]

It is recommended to descend only by wrapping the rope around the Unicender. For more details, please refer to Rock Exotica's Unicender instruction manual.

[@Snowfreak2507]

This system just seems like so much could go wrong if your not paying 100% attention to it at all times. Even with MRS, isn't it close enough to rub a moving rope on the gate of the carabiner? How does it perform with wet or sappy ropes?

[@gregbrown9271]

I want to see the new and improved design

[@ramoddjob]

First few times I used mine I was pinching the unicender with my hand to collapse the system. It was freakin me out how quick it'd drop me.

[@conradphelps9389]

What specs are you rockin? Really nice vid

[@conneranderson7668]

when descending using MRS there’s too much friction between tree and rope to descend smoothly so i’ve been collapsing it with my hand and using my other to determine speed. safe?

[@zvzzbzzdy]

lmao you gotta have massive balls to use the unicender first starting out because the descent function goes from 0-100 way too fast