GIGA JUL

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Management number	235373732	Release Date	2026/07/02	List Price	$31.98	Model Number	235373732
Category	Outdoor & Sports Climbing & Mountaineering

The most versatile ever belay device. The GIGA JUL is a standard and assisted braking tuber in one. The assisted braking function which supports the braking force can be activated or disabled by an intelligent mechanism. For situation-dependent belaying and abseiling, especially in alpine terrain.

Small eyelet for releasing unit with a carabiner when bringing up your partner
Suitable for 7.1–10.0 mm double and twin ropes
Intelligent hybrid design: body made of ultra-light aluminum, areas susceptible to abrasion made of robust stainless steel
Guide mode: simple and rapid abseiling and bringing up seconds plus comfortable belaying from a belay station as a doubled rope
Assisted braking guide mode: brake boost for catching falls in leader mode
Rope can be paid out faster in assisted braking guide mode by holding the device in the ‘open’ position with the thumb
Approved rope diameter: 7,1 - 10 mm
Certification : EN 15151-2

Standard and assisted braking tuber in one device

In recent years, the use of assisted braking tubers has dominated sport and alpine climbing. Its advanced safety reserves, which result from its assisted braking when arresting a fall, makes the use of this type of device especially advisable. For this reason the Alpine Associations of Germany, Austria and Switzerland (DAV, ÖAV, SAC) recommend the use of assisted braking tubers.

Nevertheless, there are applications (particularly in alpine climbing) where the use of standard tubers is still advantageous. Especially when secured from a fixed point (belay station), their highly dynamic braking performance may be preferred. Abseiling and belaying the second with a doubled rope is markedly more comfortable with a standard tuber.