I placed my order on Thursday at Bergzeit.de , on Saturday it was later in the mail and one day I tried it.

Compared to the mammoth Smart Tube must be the "red nose" at the cable output pull away from you, to keep the device in a position to not block the rope. It is at the moment almost no more "open" as it is a normal ATC forever. The red nose is a pleasure to hold on to the thumb so that the hand still surrounds the brake cable. Again something that is practiced intuitively for a long time. The only catch the quick transition from rope and then spend the same again (yes is relatively rare) requires some practice, since it is after the gathering with his hand at the bottom and one "high tunnel" again only to the nose shall, before re-rope can be issued.

This light dynamics in blocking helps in case of fall dramatically. The device will lock just not as hard as Grigri, but slips a bit. Nevertheless, one should of course support the body during a fall this dynamic yet.

The only drawback I've noticed the handling of the Smart with a bit thicker, older ropes. I have consciously tried with my old "Hallentau" and the cable output is a bit heavier. The tool and the crease, making the rope is slightly narrower than the ATC. My old cable is already stiff, and with the original 9.9 mm, it has to do with not much more. Nevertheless, the liquid dispensing cable is quite possible, one need only take a little more, there is something more friction in the device simple and make sure that the red nose of Smart also takes away from you. So overall still quite ok, especially when I remember that I do with my ATC guide more problems with this rope. Overall, I'm
full of enthusiasm to the device. It is just totally intuitive for someone who has previously secured with tubes and brings with blocking an extra comfort and safety. Overall, a great innovation of mammoth, just in terms of intuitiveness, and ergonomics. Respect!
Here again the operation somewhat "intuitive" (Thanks for the hint, Michi!):
info:
smart one!
(Figures (c) by Mammut Sports Group )
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