The sheath ensures a secure belay. Plasma treatment for greater flexibility.

Ergonomic grip

Guaranteed to absorb the energy of a fall throughout the life of the rope.

Stretch

Lightweight yet durable.
65 g/m (2 oz/yd)

Lightweight

32% sheathing and a knitted structure for increased long-term flexibility. 

Abrasion resistance

Climb-ready and coiled for immediate use 

Ease of use

This 10 mm (2/5"), 60 m (197') rope is for climbs requiring a strong, easy-to-secure rope.

Floatability

Condition

Diameter

Type of Climbing Rope

Length (m)

Skill Level

Rope Length (cm)

Rope Diametre (mm)

weight (in g/m)

Diameter (mm)

Main Material

Number of falls: 8
Impact force: 9.4 kN
Dynamic elongation: 29.6%
Static elongation: 6.5%
Sheath slippage: 0
Number of spindles: 48

Technical features

65 g/m (2 oz/yd)

Please note: Rope weights are set according to the EN 892 standard.
For example, a single rope must hold 10 kg (22 lbs) for 1 minute under specific temperature and humidity conditions.
This determines the rope’s actual weight, which is often greater than the weight given by the standard. 
The weight according to the standard is used to compare two ropes.

Weight

Special treatment makes the rope smoother.

Plasma treatment

For safety purposes, a black mark indicates the midpoint of the rope.

Rope midpoint marking

All our ropes are designed and tested in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, in the French Alps.
They’re made in northern France by our manufacturing partner Cousin, expert ropemakers for 170 years.

Made in France

It’s important to properly care for your rope to reduce wear.
We recommend the following:
1- Use a rope cover.
2- Wash off dirt under lukewarm water. 
Should stains persist and you want to wash the rope with soap, it is important to use a pH-neutral soap (such as Marseille or household soap) and then rinse thoroughly with clean water.
3- Air-dry away from sunlight and heat sources.

Washing your rope

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light and corrosive agents. Never leave your rope in a car on a hot summer day.

Storing your rope

It’s important to check your rope regularly. Run it through your hands and inspect it metre by metre. This will allow you to spot any nicks, cuts, or weak spots. If you notice any abnormalities, if the core is visible, if the rope is deformed or if the rope has exceeded its fall rating, it must be replaced.  Take safety seriously!

Checking your rope

As they age, all climbing ropes shrink, usually by 2% to 5%. Usually, they get 2 to 5% shorter, but this can reach up to 10% depending on humidity, heat, falls, washing, etc. To decrease this effect, we calculate an extra margin of length when manufacturing our ropes, but sometimes this isn't enough. This is why we recommend regularly measuring your rope and checking the rope’s middle mark.

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10 mm x 60 m Climbing Rope - Klimb