Climbing Ropes - Page 2 Showing 16-30 of 44 results Top Pick Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Maxim Pinnacle The Maxim Pinnacle 9.5 mm is a great rope for sport climbing. We loved the supple feel and handling of this line, and... Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 BlueWater Ropes Lightning Pro The BlueWater Ropes Lightning Pro 9.7 mm is an affordable rope that's easy to clip and feed through a belay device... Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Trango Lotus The Trango Lotus is a 9.9 mm all-around rope that comes with a dry treatment. It has a very soft catch and handles... Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Edelrid Boa Pro Dry The Edelrid Pro Dry 9.8 mm has good handling and soft catches. It started off supple but it did stiffen up after some... Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Edelweiss Curve Unicore Supereverdry The Edelweiss Curve Unicore Supereverdry is made by bonding the sheath of the rope to the core. In this case, it... Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Petzl Arial The Petzl Arial is a a great rope that did well in most of our testing categories. It's much improved over the Petzl... Top Pick Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Sterling Marathon Pro Our testers usually reached for the Marathon Pro before a day of hard climbing that was not too far from the road... Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Sterling Fusion Ion R The Fusion Ion R, with its 9.4 mm diameter and 57 g/m weight, occupies an interesting place in between size... Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Mammut Sensor The Mammut Sensor is the first rope in the world with touch sensitive markings on the middle and ends. This is... Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Esprit Alpine Personal Escape Rope Committing routes often dictate a need for two ropes to facilitate longer rappels on the descent or retreat. A route's... Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Petzl Volta A lightweight, soft, and skinny rope, the Petzl Volta falls into our alpine and sending rope category. The Volta and... Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 New England Alex Honnold Signature Bi-Pattern Glider With the New England Alex Honnold Glider you get performance that is about as good as could be expected from a rope... Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Edelrid Eagle Light The Edelrid Eagle Light gave our Editors' Choice winner, the Mammut Infinity, a run for its money. At the same... Best Value Climbing Ropes May 28, 2015 Mammut Tusk At 9.8 mm and 63 g/m, the Mammut Tusk is the perfect example of an all-around climbing rope. It's not too heavy, not... Rope Bags Dec 12, 2014 How to Choose the Right Climbing Rope Bag Why do you need a rope bag, you might ask, why does it matter if your rope gets dirty? Well, whether you are going to... < Previous | Next >
Top Pick Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Maxim Pinnacle The Maxim Pinnacle 9.5 mm is a great rope for sport climbing. We loved the supple feel and handling of this line, and...
Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 BlueWater Ropes Lightning Pro The BlueWater Ropes Lightning Pro 9.7 mm is an affordable rope that's easy to clip and feed through a belay device...
Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Trango Lotus The Trango Lotus is a 9.9 mm all-around rope that comes with a dry treatment. It has a very soft catch and handles...
Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Edelrid Boa Pro Dry The Edelrid Pro Dry 9.8 mm has good handling and soft catches. It started off supple but it did stiffen up after some...
Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Edelweiss Curve Unicore Supereverdry The Edelweiss Curve Unicore Supereverdry is made by bonding the sheath of the rope to the core. In this case, it...
Climbing Ropes Sep 11, 2017 Petzl Arial The Petzl Arial is a a great rope that did well in most of our testing categories. It's much improved over the Petzl...
Top Pick Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Sterling Marathon Pro Our testers usually reached for the Marathon Pro before a day of hard climbing that was not too far from the road...
Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Sterling Fusion Ion R The Fusion Ion R, with its 9.4 mm diameter and 57 g/m weight, occupies an interesting place in between size...
Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Mammut Sensor The Mammut Sensor is the first rope in the world with touch sensitive markings on the middle and ends. This is...
Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Esprit Alpine Personal Escape Rope Committing routes often dictate a need for two ropes to facilitate longer rappels on the descent or retreat. A route's...
Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Petzl Volta A lightweight, soft, and skinny rope, the Petzl Volta falls into our alpine and sending rope category. The Volta and...
Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 New England Alex Honnold Signature Bi-Pattern Glider With the New England Alex Honnold Glider you get performance that is about as good as could be expected from a rope...
Climbing Ropes Jun 9, 2015 Edelrid Eagle Light The Edelrid Eagle Light gave our Editors' Choice winner, the Mammut Infinity, a run for its money. At the same...
Best Value Climbing Ropes May 28, 2015 Mammut Tusk At 9.8 mm and 63 g/m, the Mammut Tusk is the perfect example of an all-around climbing rope. It's not too heavy, not...
Rope Bags Dec 12, 2014 How to Choose the Right Climbing Rope Bag Why do you need a rope bag, you might ask, why does it matter if your rope gets dirty? Well, whether you are going to...
