Climbing Gear TENDON

These ropes are used in single strands, so they are ideal where there is no increased danger of ropes being severed by falling rocks. They are appropriate for rocks, cliffs, vertical rock faces, artificial walls and for climbing big walls. Simple ropes usuallyhave a diameter of 9 mm or greater. As ropes get thicker, they get stronger and withstand more falls. Unfortunately, they also get heavier. That is why you need to choose the right balance between thickness and weight. This will depend onthe experience of the climber and the nature of the climbing involved. Experienced climbers prefer thin, light ropes. On the other hand, beginners or less experienced climbers choose thicker ropes with …

Excellent knotability, maintenance of softness even after repeated multiple we- tting and brilliant colours contrasting with the colour of water, maximum abrasion resistance and increased water resistance – all these are properties that predestine the CANYON Grande rope for use not only in canyoning, but in other water sports as well. Thanks to the materials used, the rope has lower water absorption capacityand floats on water. WET – a CANYON rope variant which does not float on water due to materials used (PA).Specifications: - Weight (g/m): 66- Number of falls: min. 12- Relative mass of sheat (%): 33- Sheat slippage (mm): 2,7- Elongation (50 – 150 kg) (%): 2.1- Shrinkage (%): 0.8 - Tenacity (kN): …