9.5 Crag Dry Rope 60m

Single rope for sports and traditional climbing

$264.95

Neon green-ocean

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60 m

The Mammut classic in the single rope category. Ideal for sport climbing, the 9.5 Crag Dry Rope incorporates the proven properties of our best-selling Mammut Infinity rope with a perfect balance of small diameter, low weight and high performance. The DRY finishing makes the rope particularly versatile.

UIAA
  • 6/6
    Sport Climbing
  • PFC-free DWR treatment
  • Lasting effectiveness in repelling water and dirt according to UIAA for maximum safety in the toughest conditions
  • Achieves < 1.5% in UIAA water absorption tests
  • Optimized abrasion resistance thanks to Dry finishing
  • Ready to climb: the rope comes tangle-free and does not need to be uncoiled before first use
  • Certified as a single rope

    • Climbing
    • 2010-07030
    • Diameter9.50 mm
    • Weight60 g/m
    • Impact force8 kN
    • UIAA dry test1.50 %
    • UIAA falls (single rope 80 kg)8
    • Sheath proportion40.00 %
    • Stretch on first fall30.00 %
    • Static elongation single rope6.00 %

  • Hardware Main Fabric100% Polyamide
  • GPSR WarningThis item is classified as personal protective equipment (PPE). The instructions in the user manual must be read before and followed during use.

9.5 Crag Dry Rope 60m

Neon green-ocean, 60 m

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$264.95

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The bees knees

"Really love the color pattern on this rope first and foremost, the fact you can trust your life to it is just an added bonus. Perfect blend of durability while still remaining on the lightish side for the approach. 10/10 would whip on again."

— Jeremy M. (5/5)

Environmentally friendly and nice feel

"A good, environmentally friendly alternative to many other ropes but also very nice feeling. My only gripe is that it feels like the middle marker may fade and become a bit harder to see over time but that’s just a gut feeling with nothing to back it up really."

— Jacob (5/5)

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