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EDELWEISS Cevian Uni 11 mm x 600 ft Orange Climbing Rope

Original price was: $84.00.Current price is: $64.42.

SKU: LCEDELWEISS11268 Category:

Description

Edelweiss Cevian Uni Core Static Rope Represents A New Standard In Technology And Safety That Will Redefine The Definition Of A “Work Horse” Rope. Robust, Uv Resistant Polyester Sheath Protects A Static Nylon Fiber Core That Is Bonded Together By The Uni Core Process. Eliminating Sheath Slippage And Allowing For Safe Escape Should The Rope Become Damaged During Use.

The EDELWEISS Cevian Uni 11 mm x 600 ft Orange climbing rope is designed for both professional and recreational climbers seeking durability and safety. Constructed with high-quality materials, this rope offers excellent handling and performance in various climbing environments. The vibrant orange color enhances visibility, making it easier to monitor during ascent and descent. Its 11 mm diameter strikes a balance between strength and flexibility, ensuring reliable support without sacrificing maneuverability. Whether you’re indoor climbing or tackling outdoor routes, this rope provides the confidence and reliability you need for demanding climbs.
Built with advanced technology, the Cevian Uni 11 mm rope features a sturdy core and durable sheath that withstands abrasion and repeated use. Its length of 600 feet allows for versatile applications, including belaying, rappelling, and multi-pitch routes. Designed to meet industry standards for safety and performance, this rope is an essential addition to any climber’s gear arsenal. Easy to handle and maintain, it ensures consistent performance over time and offers excellent value for serious climbers and beginners alike.

Features:

  • Diameter: 11 mm for optimal strength and flexibility
  • Length: 600 feet suitable for various climbing applications
  • Color: Bright orange for high visibility and safety
  • Construction: High-quality core and sheath for durability and abrasion resistance
  • Versatile Use: Ideal for indoor climbing, outdoor routes, belaying, and rappelling