Snatch Block Without Keeper Mechanism

A snatch block is a type of pulley commonly used to redirect the path of a line or increase the purchase system. It’s designed to be easily attached to a line without having to reeve (thread) the line through the pulley. This is achieved with the opening side cheeks.

Snatch blocks are super versatile and easy to use. Making them a great addition to the tool kit so you can quickly and easily rig up a new system without having to re-thread lines.

Dynamic Bearings – Twin rows of stainless-steel ball bearings running on a stainless-steel rail. This provides a superior load-carrying ability and longevity when compared to other bearing systems which run on a plastic rail.

NO Keeper – The snatch block does not have a keeper mechanism for the side cheek. The side cheek is held in place with friction from the central axle but can be opened when underload by inserting a marlin spike or screwdriver to force it open.

Snap Shackle – This snatch block features a high-load swivelling snap shackle.