Double rope for climbing and mountaineering
Dry Standard, safety orange-boa
A versatile double rope for ice climbing, mountaineering, multi-pitch climbing and alpine climbing: 8.0 Alpine Dry Rope. The rope features a construction that offers  light weight and smaller diameter with greater safety margin. Its design is based on the best-selling Mammut Phoenix Dry rope. 8.0 Alpine Dry Rope - for adventures on the rocks.
Overall rating: 4.785714 / 5 from 84 reviews.
The 8.0 Alpine Dry Rope is highly praised for its lightweight design and durability, making it ideal for alpine activities. Customers also appreciate its effectiveness in keeping the ropes dry even after heavy rain.
Review topics: ["weight","quality","looks","feels","setup","color","issues","rope","treatment","handling","half","climbing","exception","mammut","orange","twisting","lining","set","use","cord","ice"].
"Like any Mammut rope, it's amazing and handles great. I use it: - On it's own for glacier travel - Folded in half for short pitches or as handline for more peace-of-mind in 4th or low 5th terrain - As a lightweight option for short rappels - Paired with a single rope for a party of 3, when you'd prefer to lead on a single line - Paired with another 8.0mm for easier retreat on alpine climbs"
"Great alpine climbing rope for 3 man teams, although it is a bit overkill and heavy for 2 people. The single flaw is that the mark designating the middle of the rope fades after a few climbs, which can interfere with effectively coiling the rope. This isn't a huge deal and overall this is a great rope for beginners and advanced climbers."
"Super Handling & robust"
"Provided exactly what I needed at a very reasonable price."
"Genau wie beschrieben, die Qualität spricht für sich!"
"Very good rope, dry treatment is great and long lasting"
"I use this rope primarily for mountaineering and glacier travel. The rope is supple enough to be easy to work with but not so soft to be annoying. The orange is bright and easy to see in snow. It's light enough that I am willing to bring it along, yet still compatible with all devices. Unlike using one of the uber-light 6mm ropes that have become popular I don't have to worry about what devices my rope partners have. Haven't had any issues with the dry treatment or durability. Rope is still going strong. The rope has seen the summit of Rainier, Baker, etc. When it comes time to retire it I'll likely get the same one. Only thing I'd maybe want differently is to have a bi-pattern 50/50 split for rappels."
"I have now used these ropes for just under a year. After a full season of rock and alpine use they are still highly water resistant for ice climbing and haven’t shown any signs of wear. The 8mm feels thin when compared to a burly single, but have proven themselves to be quite enough to deal with wandering pitches on sharp limestone. They are also the only half ropes I have used that don’t immediately tie themselves into knots, which is a huge benefit to maintaining pace and safety on big days."
"lighter, thinner ropes are always a trade-off. These are thinner in diameter than I've used before as half ropes and the lighter weight is a plus. But the thinner the rope, the easier it is to get tangled. Just takes extra care in rope management and a willingness to accept that when you climb. Love the quality."
"awesome rope. I already purchased a few more."
