Warp Pulley

Edelrid Warp Pulley

The Warp is a different beast in the pulley range. Where the Pike Rescue and Flux are built around aluminium rollers for general climbing and rescue work, the Warp uses stainless steel rollers — heavier, more wear-resistant, and built to take repeated punishment from steel ropes as well as fabric ropes.

The double-roller design means two ropes can run side by side independently. Combined with the top eyelet for redundant rope guidance, this is the pulley you reach for when the system has to keep working even if one rope fails — adventure park installations, cable car auxiliaries, redundant rescue setups.
The large carabiner eyelet takes two locking carabiners, allowing for load distribution or backup attachment. With a 32 kN breaking load and 1000 kg working load limit, it handles sustained heavy loads that would chew through lighter pulleys.
This is industrial-grade equipment that crosses into climbing territory when the work gets serious — heavy hauling, technical rescue with redundancy, and any setup where stainless steel durability matters more than weight.