Breaking Strength
Product Description
Designed for both SRT and DdRT climbing, this rope runs smooth through mechanical devices for your preferred technique
24-Strand Arborist Climbing Rope designed with a double braid, polyester cover, 12-Strand Braided Core and 3-Strand Twisted Neon Core. Arborist climbing rope can be used for both SRT and DdRT climbing - this rope runs smooth through devices. Arborist rope is low stretch and comes in vibrant colors.
Key Benefits:
- Excellent for Stationary Rope Technique SRT Climbing
- Excellent with Moving Rope Technique DRT Climbing
- High Visibility.
- Premium Fibers
- Runs Smoothly Through Mechanical Devices
- Keeps Round Under the Most Stressful Circumstances
- Spliceable
Specifications
- Exterior Construction: 24-Strand Braided Polyester
- Interior Construction: 16-Strand Polyester core over a 3-Strand Twisted inner core
- Elongation: 4.9% at 30% of Tensile
Polyester
Braid Type
24-Strand
Uses
Arborist Climbing
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12/08/2021
Kevin G. Lowell, Massachusetts
Excellent rope. “Mardi gras 24 strand double braid”. 5star!!
“Hey”. This rope is great. Perfect for my uses. The color sticks out so u can see it perfectly clear , the neon green just flashes!! . It holds knots very good and hitches too. The sheathing has a real good grip to it also. Im very satisfied with this rope. Thank you very much for your help and thank u for helping me choose my options that got me to buy this rope.
AH
05/05/2021
Arjay H. 
Raleigh, North CarolinaWaddya gonna need a rope for?
It turns out, you can always use an extra rope, and for the price, the 11.2mm 24-strand arborist rope is a sweet-heart of a deal. It's tough and can handle foot and knee ascended just fine (though I've only used it for a couple of tall pines so far). I didn't, but I recommend springing for a spliced loop end if you intend to use a hitch pulley system. The folks at Rope.com are incredibly pleasant to work with. They just . . . Get. . . Their customers.
