KM III Max Static Rope
Static rope enhanced for big wall hauling, caving, or fixed line installations. View Details
Breaking Strength
Product Description
KM III + Twill Pattern Technology = KM III Max (one of the most durable static ropes you can buy)
Originally designed for work placement applications, KM III Max is an excellent choice for heavy exposure fixed lines, big wall hauling, caving, photography, and a variety of rescue applications.
KM III Max features the same great construction as the standard KM III but with the added feature of our Twill Pattern Technology. This results in a smoother cover that reduces drag, increases abrasion resistance, and allows for finer control on descents. The smooth, low profile sheath allows for faster ascending and the reduced drag makes this rope perfect as a backup line.
Features:
- Twill pattern cover design
- Very high abrasion resistance
- 32-strand cover for optimum cover/core ratio
- Polyester cover over polyamide core
- Excellent UV protection
- Perfect for long rappels or as a backup line
- Well suited as a hauling or tag line in multi-pitch climbs
Made in the USA! These cords are proudly made by expert crafts men and women in our US facility located in Fall River, Massachusetts.
Polyester (Cover)
Nylon (Core)
Braid Type
32-Strand
Uses
Rope Access
Arborist Climbing
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MA
08/20/2022
Mark a.
Lansdowne, Pennsylvania
JP
08/12/2022
Johnny P.
Orofino, IdahoGreat Rope
I purchased this rope specifically to perform a 200 rappel with a youth group. It performed wonderfully. I did notice that it is a slower rope " and that is good for the kids" but it meant that the lighter kids had to feed the rope.
AQ
12/13/2021
Ahmad Q.
Blue Springs, Missouri
EV
07/13/2021
Eric V.
Tualatin, Oregon
