Petzl Laser Speed 10CM ice screws recalled due to insufficient pull-out strength
Petzl is recalling the Laser Speed 10CM Ice Screws due to a safety issue where the product's maximum pull-out strength is insufficient, posing a risk of injuries to climbers. All batches are affected. The product was sold via retailer Alpine Sports.
- Brand
- Petzl
- Product
- Laser Speed 10CM Ice Screws
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product immediately and contact Petzl After-sales Service to return the product.
The Petzl Laser Speed 10CM Ice Screws have been recalled due to a safety concern regarding their maximum pull-out strength. This issue could lead to the screws failing to support climbers properly while on ice, which poses a risk of accidents and injuries during climbing activities. All batches of this product are affected, and it was sold through Alpine Sports in the Republic of Ireland.
Customers who have purchased this product are advised to stop using it immediately. To determine if their ice screws are part of the recall, consumers can refer to the Petzl safety notice. For returning the product, customers should contact their local Petzl After-sales Service through the provided contact form or email Petzl directly for further assistance.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 4 November 2024 A safety issue has been identified with Petzl Laser Speed 10CM Ice Screws. The product presents a risk of injuries as the product’s maximum pull-out strength is insufficient, potentially failing to support climbers adequately on ice, thereby increasing the risk of accidents and injuries. The brand is Petzl. The model is G051AA0. The barcode is 33425…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Laser Speed 10CM Ice Screws being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Petzl is recalling the Laser Speed 10CM Ice Screws due to a safety issue where the product's maximum pull-out strength is insufficient, posing a risk of injuries to climbers. All batches are affected. The product was sold via retailer Alpine Sports.
Why is Laser Speed 10CM Ice Screws being recalled?
The recall relates to a other hazard. Petzl is recalling the Laser Speed 10CM Ice Screws due to a safety issue where the product's maximum pull-out strength is insufficient, posing a risk of injuries to climbers. All batches are affected. The product was sold via retailer Alpine Sports.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product immediately and contact Petzl After-sales Service to return the product.
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