Ropes

Static and dynamic ropes and accessory cord for ropes courses, work at height and climbing.

Static kernmantle ropes to EN 1891 are used for lifelines, rope access, rescue and lowering; dynamic single ropes to EN 892 absorb the fall energy in climbing. Accessory cord is used for prusik loops and auxiliary lines.

How to choose a rope

• Type: static (low-stretch) for work at height, rescue and ropes-course lifelines; dynamic for lead and top-rope climbing.
• Diameter: check which diameter range your descender, rope clamp or belay device is certified for. For gym ropes, 10,0–10,5 mm lasts longest under daily use; 9,6–9,8 mm is lighter.
• Material: polyamide is the all-rounder; polyester stretches less and handles wet conditions better; aramid or Dyneema® fibres resist heat and cutting.
• Length: ropes are available by the metre, as cut lengths or on reels of 200 m or more.

Use the filters below to narrow down by application. Request a quote for single ropes or larger quantities.