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Mammut 8.0 Alpine Eco Dry Rope
$129.95 – to $229.95
Certified as both a half and a twin climbing and mountaineering rope, this Mammut dry rope is made for durability. An abrasion-resistant Eco Dry finish repels water and dirt.
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- Double-certified half and twin rope
- Abrasion-resistant, PFC-free Eco Dry treatment repels water and dirt while exceeding the UIAA dry rope safety standard, achieving <1.5% in water absorption tests
- Whether you're ice climbing, taking on a multi-pitch or alpine objective, this rope delivers lightweight performance without sacrificing safety or reliability
- Optimized abrasion resistance thanks to the dry finish
- The rope comes tangle-free and does not need to be uncoiled before first use
- Abraision-resistant center mark
Imported.
Note: Half and twin ropes are designed to be used in matching pairs (size, length and brand should match). Using a mismatched pair can cause excessive wear on the ropes, exposing you to a higher risk of rope failure. Never climb with only 1 half or twin rope, unless it has also been rated as a single rope.
View all Mammut Half Ropes| Best Use | Climbing |
|---|---|
| Rope Type | Half Rope Twin Rope |
| Rope Style | Dynamic |
| Rope Length (m) | 8 MM x 30 M: 30 meters 8 MM x 60 M: 60 meters |
| Rope Diameter (mm) | 8 millimeters |
| Impact Force | Half: 5.6 kilonewtons; twin: 9.0 kilonewtons |
| Dynamic Elongation | 30 percent |
| Static Elongation | Half: 8.5 percent; twin 8.5 percent |
| UIAA Falls | Half: 9; twin: 18 |
| Dry Treatment | Dry Core And Sheath |
| Weight | 44 grams per meter |
| Sustainability | Product meets the bluesign® criteria |
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3 weeks ago
Epic Rope!!!
This rope is super light and packable. I chose a double rated like this over triple rated for weight savings while still maintaining lengthy rappel capabilities, and it has not disappointed. I honestly don't think you can beat it without going heavier. I was thrilled with the price when I purchased it (about 90 bucks) and while I would say it's on the expensive side when at MSRP, I would consider it a worthy investment if you have the cash to drop on a nice piece of gear.
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3 months ago
Awesome rope
Just came back from the ropes maiden voyage up Mount Rainier. It was light, easy to work with, and performed well in some crevasse rescue practice we did before our summit attempt.
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2 months ago
Great glacier rope
I've only used this particular rope once (summitting Mount Rainier last weekend), but one of my climbing partners has the same one that we've used on multiple routes. It's a little smelly when it first comes out of the package, but that goes away within a few days. The middle is very well marked, which is nice, and the ends are well sealed/taped. I hope I never need to test it in a life-saving situation, but I have full confidence that it would hold me and my team in a fall. It's also reasonably light for a 60 m rope.
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