KONG Italy Full Black 125mm Belay & Rigging Plate | EN 795/B

Versatile belay and rigging platform

The KONG Italy Full Black 125mm is a compact, all‑in‑one device designed to simplify belays and rigging in alpine environments and rescue scenarios. Crafted from aluminum alloy, it balances strength with lightness, weighing about 90 g and measuring 125 mm in length with a slim 8 mm profile for easy handling and integration into your setup.

Three holes enable flexible configurations and allow for up to five users under EN 795/B certification. This makes it a practical choice for climbers and teams seeking a cleaner belay point, reducing clutter from chains of carabiners and extra plates while maintaining quick, organized access to essential gear. The wide upper hole is designed to fit two connectors, supporting a safer, more ergonomic belay or rigging arrangement without adding bulk.

Descender and rope compatibility

When used as a descender device, the plate is engineered to work with ropes from 8 to 12 mm. It also functions as a brake for rappelling with single or double rope configurations, offering a controlled, predictable feel as the line runs through the device. This flexibility makes it suitable for a range of climbing and rescue tasks where reliable handling matters most.

Crafted in Italy

Every unit is developed and manufactured in Italy, with piece‑by‑piece testing to ensure consistent quality. This attention to detail contributes to a high‑quality tool that stands up to rugged mountain use while remaining approachable for daily training and field operations.

Key benefits at a glance

• Combines belay and rigging functions for cleaner, more efficient setups
• EN 795/B certified for up to five people, supporting multi‑person operations
• Wide upper hole accommodates two connectors for enhanced safety
• Supports ropes from 8 to 12 mm when used as a descender
• Effective as a brake for rappelling with single or double lines
• Made in Italy from high‑quality aluminum with thorough testing

Real‑world use scenarios

• Rescue operations on exposed terrain where a clean belay point matters
• Technical ascent setups where quick, modular rigging is beneficial
• Rappelling with mixed rope configurations in training or emergency operations
• Mountain guiding scenarios requiring reliable, compact hardware