If you’re looking for the least expensive quickdraw out there, it doesn’t get much cheaper than the Mad Rock Concorde. They are half the price (or even less!) than some other models in this test group. How is it so cheap? Mad Rock states that they developed a manufacturing process that can bust these out on the cheap while still maintaining proper strength ratings. There’s a need in every market for bargain-basement products, and if you’re hoping to put together your own set of draws but can hardly afford it, the price on these is hard to beat. These draws can be used for both trad and sport climbing, but are not the ideal choice for either, as they could be a bit lighter for trad, or a lot more user friendly for sport. Only bargain bin shoppers need apply, and be willing to take the knocks to performance.
REASONS TO BUY
$14.00 Original price was: $14.00.$4.20Current price is: $4.20.
SKU: 9176851673
Category: hot sale
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