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Ronstan Series 75 Triple Becket Block w/ CleatProduct Description Ronstan Series 75 Triple Becket Block w Cleat Features Unrivaled 18: 1 holding power Dual sided On Off switch Low friction ball bearing system Lightweight Cheek cut outs for easy bearing maintenance Lockable swiveling head post High strength forged shackle Multi position cleat arm Sheave 3 in. Max. Rope 1 2 in. Max. Cable in Pin 9 32 in. M. W. L. 1510 lb. B. L. 4410 lb. Weight 27. 9 oz. Product Information The patented extruded
Product Description
Ronstan Series 75 Triple Becket Block w/ Cleat
Features
Unrivaled 18:1 holding power
Dual sided On-Off switch
Low friction ball bearing system
Lightweight
Cheek cut-outs for easy bearing maintenance
Lockable swiveling head post
High strength forged shackle
Multi-position cleat arm
Sheave Ø - 3 in.
Max. Rope Ø - 1/2 in.
Max. Cable Ø - in
Pin Ø - 9/32 in.
M.W.L. - 1510 lb.
B. L. - 4410 lb.
Weight - 27.9 oz.
Product Information
The patented extruded hole design, in conjunction with the groove profile of the sheave, provides a more powerful grip than conventional designs - up to 18:1 holding power. Unrivaled low weight is achieved by the use of a Torlon® ratchet pawl, high grade machined alloy sheave and black Acetal hubs and bearings. On-Off switching knob is fitted to both sides of the swivel blocks (one can be removed if desired), and for foot blocks simply turn the sheave upside down before installation to change the sense of rotation. Unique On-Off switch mechanism can be operated under load. Ratchet blocks can be disassembled for servicing or customization.
Removable becket pins allow lines to be pliced prior to fitting. Saddle on under side of cleat can be used as a becket take off point for the creation of a powerful 6:1 purchase system. A single block can be attached to the saddle to increase this to 7:1
Applications
Mainsheet on powerful dinghies and skiffs Mainsheet systems on sportsboats using RF7 or RF8 mainsheet swivel units
Triple ratchet blocks are ideal for off-the-beach and formula catamarans, fiddle versions are used on sportsboat mainsheet systems
Vang, furler and other control line applications on larger boats
Materials
Carbon black Acetal ball bearings
Alloy sheave and cheek plates
Torlon® ratchet pawl
Grade 316 stainless steel forged shackle
Features
Product Information
The patented extruded hole design, in conjunction with the groove profile of the sheave, provides a more powerful grip than conventional designs - up to 18:1 holding power. Unrivaled low weight is achieved by the use of a Torlon® ratchet pawl, high grade machined alloy sheave and black Acetal hubs and bearings. On-Off switching knob is fitted to both sides of the swivel blocks (one can be removed if desired), and for foot blocks simply turn the sheave upside down before installation to change the sense of rotation. Unique On-Off switch mechanism can be operated under load. Ratchet blocks can be disassembled for servicing or customization.
Removable becket pins allow lines to be pliced prior to fitting. Saddle on under side of cleat can be used as a becket take off point for the creation of a powerful 6:1 purchase system. A single block can be attached to the saddle to increase this to 7:1
Applications
Materials
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★★★★★ 5
Better than most.
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Looks good, perfect fit.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great Filter
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This fits fine. Just wish it was a little easier to change.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
More power, slightly lower (8%) MPG.
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Installed on a 2.0 liter Subaru Impreza.
I drive up/down the I5 in california 3-4 times a year. For those that don't know there is about a 200 mile flat stretch where everyone runs at 75-85mph.
With various filters (FRAM, BOSCH, Subaru OEM), I would consistently get 29.8 mpg. Once I installed the K&N, I could feel the car pulling with a bit more power, but I noticed that I was getting about 27.5 mpg.
Totally worth it as the impreza is a little under powered and I don't drive many miles (6k/year) but if you are putting a lot of miles on your car, you may want to have more mpg.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
fits my 2013 chevy suburban 5.3 and appears to be high quality
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fits my 2013 suburban perfectly. looks to be a well constructed unit.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very good quality comparable to OEM at a much more reasonable price point.
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Last December we bought our first new car in 21 years and the first thing I did is stock up on cabin and engine air filters. I've got nothing against dealership OEM parts and pieces but what I do have an issue with is the prices. Luckily, we all have a bit of control over access to OEM quality parts and pieces at significantly more reasonable prices via Amazon. This filter and it's matching cabin filter are excellent in value and take less than 5 minutes to replace. Compare that to paying the hourly rate at your dealer plus the dealership retail price and you'll do what I did and stock up on these two filters. Definitely recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2025