Description
Discover climbing with a durable rope that won't break the bank. For anything from top-roping to long days on big walls to climbing in the gym, the low impact force provides high absorption so each fall is a comfy one.
- Supple sheath is easy to manipulate and highly clippable.
- Low impact force reduces forces on the anchor, belayer, and climber.
- Diameter makes it heavier, but increases overall safety reserves.
- Thick sheath adds durability.
- Beal plants a tree for every rope sold.
Tech specs
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Tech specs
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| Type | Single (10mm ›) |
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Treatment
Dry ropes have a water-resistant treatment on both core and sheath. Dry (UIAA certified) ropes have both core and sheath treated, plus meet the UIAA Water Repellent standard by passing a stringent test where a soaked rope cannot absorb more than 5% of the rope's weight. |
Non-dry |
| Length | 60m |
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Dynamic elongation
Maximum elongation in the first UIAA test fall, where a weight is attached to the rope and then dropped. Higher numbers indicate stretchier ropes. |
35% |
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Static elongation
In controlled tests, a weight is suspended from the rope (not dropped). Higher numbers indicate stretchier ropes. |
8% |
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Impact force
The amount of force, in kN, that the first UIAA fall puts on the falling object. Less impact force puts less force on the climber, belayer, and protection during a fall. |
7.8kN |
| Linear weight | 66g/m |
| Diameter | 10.2mm |
| Halfway pattern change | No |
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UIAA fall rating
Indicates the number of consecutive falls a rope withstood during testing in a controlled environment. The number is for reference only, and does not indicate the number of falls a rope will withstand during actual use or over its lifespan. |
8 |
| Made in | Madagascar |