Description
When your operations require absolute precision, you need a tool built for the task. The HANNIBAL is no ordinary descender. Engineered for professional adventure and recreation operators, this canyoning descender provides unmatched control and reliability, allowing your team to operate safely and efficiently during technical descents.
Full Specifications
- Approved Rope Diameter: 8.5 – 12.0 mm (single ropes)
- Certification: EN 15151-2
- Material: High-strength aluminum alloy
- Safety: Internal rubber ring to prevent carabiner cross-loading
- Design: Horns for multiple, different braking positions
Ultimate Descent Control with Variable Friction
The HANNIBAL’s special geometry is its greatest strength. The integrated horns are not just for show; they create multiple braking levels. This design as a variable friction descender empowers operators to precisely adjust rappelling speed on the fly. Whether you’re navigating a complex route, managing a rescue, or guiding clients, you can add or reduce friction instantly for a smooth, safe, and controlled descent, perfectly matching the rope diameter and conditions.
Eliminate Dangerous Carabiner Cross-Loading
A common risk with standard descenders is carabiner cross-loading, which can lead to equipment failure. The HANNIBAL features an internal rubber ring that securely holds the carabiner in its correct orientation. This simple but critical feature makes it a superior anti-cross loading descender, ensuring your connection point remains secure and strong, allowing you to focus on the descent, not your gear.
Frequently Asked Questions
What rope diameters is the HANNIBAL compatible with?
It is approved for use with single ropes ranging from 8.5 mm to 12.0 mm in diameter.
Is this descender suitable for canyoning?
Yes, it is specifically designed as a professional canyoning descender due to its variable braking options and durable, high-strength aluminum construction.
What do the “horns” on the descender do?
The horns are a key feature of this rappelling device with horns. They allow you to create different braking positions by wrapping the rope, giving you precise control over your descent speed.
What is the internal rubber ring for?
The rubber ring holds the carabiner in place and prevents it from rotating. This eliminates the risk of dangerous cross-loading on the carabiner’s minor axis, a critical safety feature.
Is the HANNIBAL certified for professional use?
Yes, it is a figure 8 descender EN 15151-2 certified, meeting rigorous safety standards for mountaineering and climbing equipment used in professional operations.







