CLIMBING ROPES
The origin of over 150 years of expertise in extreme mountain sports and a reflection of our brand values:
quality, performance, safety.
quality, performance, safety.
CLIMBING ROPES FOR EVERY APPLICATION
CLASSIC
Ideal for
the climbing gym.
PROTECT
Dry treated sheath,
ideal for rock climbing.
DRY
Dry treated sheath and core,
ideal for alpine climbing.
9.9 GYM CLASSIC
Durable rope for use at the climbing gym:
Durable rope for use at the climbing gym:
- Longer service life thanks to maximum abrasion-proofing with a close-meshed sheath construction.
- Smooth surface for easy and frictionless handling.
- Available in specific lengths for the gym, 40 and 50 meters.
8.7 SERENITY DRY
Triple-certified high-end rope for sports and alpine climbing at the highest level! With a diameter of 8.7 mm and weighing just 51 g per meter, the 8.7 Serenity is one of the thinnest and lightest single ropes. The high sheath proportion also makes it the most durable rope in its class.
Triple-certified high-end rope for sports and alpine climbing at the highest level! With a diameter of 8.7 mm and weighing just 51 g per meter, the 8.7 Serenity is one of the thinnest and lightest single ropes. The high sheath proportion also makes it the most durable rope in its class.
Climbing Ropes Highlights
MAMMUT ROPES
SINCE 1862
First hemp rope: 1862. First rope made from nylon yarn: 1952. Today’s MAMMUT ropes are highly technical products, which meet or excel UIAA standards, are bluesign® certified and satisfy all climbing requirements. A development that makes many of today's mountaineering achievements possible. MAMMUT ropes: Quality, performance, safety. Swiss design since 1862.
SINCE 1862
First hemp rope: 1862. First rope made from nylon yarn: 1952. Today’s MAMMUT ropes are highly technical products, which meet or excel UIAA standards, are bluesign® certified and satisfy all climbing requirements. A development that makes many of today's mountaineering achievements possible. MAMMUT ropes: Quality, performance, safety. Swiss design since 1862.
CLIMBING STORIES
