Without having seen or used anything other than the gri-gri, i'm going to say
"Like 95% of climbing gear, it's what you get used to. Everything has its pros and cons, and those with less cons don't necessarily = more use."
I'm also going to make a bold claim that is "They can't sell faulty gear". So you're not going to die with any of them (well, not by using it the way they tell you to), you'll always find someone that swears more about one thing being better than another. Use them all with people who already have them and decide what you want to buy. |