The New England KMIII Static Rope is an exceptional static rope for rappelling, wall development, caving, rescue, fixed-rope applications, hauling and life-safety application. This is one of the most durable static ropes available, with the handling and knotability you expect from New England Ropes.The unique polyester sheath differentiates KM-III from other static ropes and is balanced with a nylon core to limit rotation, bouncing and stretch.
KM-III is an exceptional static rope for rappelling, wall development, caving, rescue, fixed-rope applications, hauling, and life-safety application. Our unique polyester sheath differentiates KM-III from other static ropes. The polyester sheath is balanced with a nylon core to limit rotation, bouncing, and stretch. KM-III is NFPA and CE approved, and comes with an NFPA certification tag and CE labels. This is one of the most durable static rope available, with the handling and knotability you expect from New England Ropes.
The standard for work and rescue. ABC's 100% polyester do-it-all static rope resists water absorption for all conditions performance. Polyester is the material of choice for haul system efficiency on big walls, big jobs, and rescue. Better abrasion resistance compared to Nylon. It is also a great choice for high traffic use and rappelling.
The standard for work and rescue. ABC's 100% polyester do-it-all static rope resists water absorption for all conditions performance. Polyester is the material of choice for haul system efficiency on big walls, big jobs, and rescue. Better abrasion resistance compared to Nylon. It is also a great choice for high traffic use and rappelling.
The standard for work and rescue. ABC's 100% polyester do-it-all static rope resists water absorption for all conditions performance. Polyester is the material of choice for haul system efficiency on big walls, big jobs, and rescue. Better abrasion resistance compared to Nylon. It is also a great choice for high traffic use and rappelling.
Through the use of more than 100 clear photos and concise text on all aspects of rappelling from rigging simple rope and anchor systems to dealing with complicated emergency situations. Satisfaction ensured. Providing great selection and quality.
DECENT FEATURES of the Metolius Monster Static Rope UIAA/CE certified The SPECS for 9 mm x 100 meter Type: Static Weight: 50 g/m UIAA Falls: 11 Sheath Slippage: 0 mm Static Elongation: 2.6% Lengths: 100 m The SPECS for 10 mm x 100 meter Type: Static Weight: 67 g/m UIAA Falls: 30 Sheath Slippage: 0 mm Static Elongation: 3.8% Certification: UIAA/CE Lengths: 100 m The SPECS for 11 mm x 100 meter Type: Static Weight: 79 g/m UIAA Falls: 38 Sheath Slippage: 0 mm Static Elongation: 3.2% Lengths: 100 m ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL.
DECENT FEATURES of the Sterling Rope Biathlon Pro 10.1 mm Rope Exceptionally strong - the sheath is thickened with additional fibers and a tough coating; the result is higher strength and abrasion resistance coupled with the smooth handling characteristics of a 10.1 mm diameter Bi-color sheath design allows you to easily identify the center of the rope - an added safety measure when belaying or rappelling Rope strength is maintained wet in conditions - the sheath fibers are dry treated with Arid technology that sheds moisture at the rope surface while preventing friction Even the core resists moisture with DryCore technology - a water-resistant treatment that prevents water absorption - reduces friction - and preserves strength Crafted with Sterling Rope's Better Braid Technology that requires rigorous individual fiber testing and in-house rope-testing (certified ISO 9001) The SPECS Diameter: 10.1 mm Type: single Weight per meter: 63 grams UIAA falls: 6 Dry treated: yes Impact force: 8.6 kN Static elongation: 8.4% ALL CLIMBING SALES ARE FINAL.
Our 7/16" static rope is specifically designed to be as tough as the professionals who depend on them. We engineered our ropes after carefully consulting numerous climbers, cavers, and rescue professionals across the nation. The result is what we believe to be the finest selection of static ropes available.From sheath to core, our static lines are entirely constructed out of high tensile polyester. This greatly reduces the potential for stretch or shrinkage while increasing strength, UV resistance, and durability. In addition, the high density sheath is extremely abrasion resistant, increasing the longevity of the rope.We then use Dry Treatment technology, completing the construction process. Using polyester makes these ropes the most water resistant static lines available. Advanced Base Camp Static Response ropes meet or exceed UIAA and NFPA standards.
Edelweiss low stretch ropes are the perfect combination of price and quality. Edelweiss low stretch ropes differ from American static lines due to the fact that they are designed to take up to a factor one fall. These ropes WILL stretch a little to allow them to absorb a factor one fall. The lines are made completely from Polyamide (nylon), which gives them a high strength rating. These ropes are great for cavers, canyoneers, and climbers.
The Edelweiss low stretch ropes are the perfect combination of price and quality! Edelweiss low stretch ropes differ from American static lines due to the fact that they are designed to take up to a factor one fall. These ropes will stretch a little to allow them to absorb a factor one fall. The lines are made completely from Polyamide (nylon), which gives them a high strength rating. These ropes are great for cavers, canyoneers, and climbers!
Edelweiss low stretch ropes are the perfect combination of price and quality. Edelweiss low stretch ropes differ from American static lines due to the fact that they are designed to take up to a factor one fall. These ropes WILL stretch a little to allow them to absorb a factor one fall. The lines are made completely from Polyamide (nylon), which gives them a high strength rating. These ropes are great for cavers, canyoneers, and climbers.
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Rope Access @ Guayabal Dam in Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico
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