KM III Static Rope
Jack-of-all-trades static rope suited for a variety of life safety applications. View Details
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Product Description
KM III has been the industry standard for life safety ropes for nearly 50 years
NFPA and CE certified, the KM III static line is perfect for rappelling, caving, top roping and life safety applications. The unique filament polyester sheath is balanced with a unidirectional nylon core to limit rotation, bounce and stretch.
At 32 strands you get the optimum sheath-to-core ratio, allowing for higher tensile strengths and an incredibly smooth hand feel. In climbing, KM III is the right choice when it comes to hauling equipment in big walls or rappelling in climbing photography.
Polyester (Cover)
Nylon (Core)
Braid Type
32-Strand
Uses
Rope Access
Arborist Climbing
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CP
06/15/2022
Craig P.
Hudson, WisconsinStatic rope, camera systems
We bought this rope for use with a cable cam system for live tv, commercials, episodic TV…etc. Needed a static line that wouldn’t stretch so our camera would stay at specific height. Very happy with the shipping and customer service. Thanks for keeping us up in the air!
LW
06/09/2022
LORRA W.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texasrope km ii
I purchased this rope only haven't used it yet the purchasing was really easy. Delivery time frame was only a couple days.
JJ
05/18/2022
Jeremy J.
Roseville, California
Love it
This rope has been working flawlessly for months. I use it for single rope ascending and rappelling trees.
GK
04/19/2022
Glenn k.
SAINT CLOUD, MinnesotaRope
Haven’t used it yet, it seems a little stiff, should have got one size smaller. I’ll know more when I get my tree saddle and try it out.
