Retrievable anchor systems

Retrievable Anchors are those where the webbing used to form an anchor is retrieved, leaving nothing behind. There are several good reasons for doing this including:

leaving no trash behind in the canyon is elegant
in places where the anchor sling is visible to hikers, removing it is generally a good idea to decrease the visual impact, and in many places is good to avoid the potential wrath of land managers
a retrievable anchor may be a good way to conserve anchor materials

Source: https://www.canyoneeringusa.com/techtips/tworingretrievableanchor

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Groov-E Ghost
Using a stone knot, the Groov-E Ghost allows for easy rigging with minimal effort and nothing left behind.
€ 25,⁰⁰
Imlay Fiddlestick Advanced Anchor
It is a new approach to retrievable anchoring, which opens up a wider range of possible anchors and makes it possible to descend more canyons and leave nothing behind (also known as "ghosting").
€ 25,⁹⁵
Imlay Sandtrap - Advanced Anchor System
IMLAY SANDTRAP - ADVANCED ANCHOR SYSTEM Invented by Steve Woodford of Springdale Utah, the SandTrap is a retrievable anchor making device when you have sand available.

Fill the bag with sand and then rap it off. Pull the…
€ 129,⁹⁵
Smooth Operator
Is an anchor system that can be retrieved after abseiling and leaves nothing behind. Some advantages: reduced use of webbing and rap rings, rope grooves can be minimized. Requires advanced skills.
€ 24,⁹⁵
Smooth Sac large
Is a material bag made for small diameter loose ropes, which are used in various retrievable anchor systems. The flat shape stores easily and prevents rolling. Capacity: 152 m overcrowded.
€ 29,⁵⁰
Smooth Sac medium
Is a material bag made for small diameter loose ropes, which are used in various retrievable anchor systems. The flat shape stores easily and prevents rolling. Capacity: 85m overcrowded.
€ 28,⁵⁰