Best climbing rope.

[Steve Bullman]

but i was under the impression it is an 11.5mm version of the blaze? that cant be the case then if the construction doesnt pass CE as the blaze does?

[Jason James Gairn]

Why do people moan about weight of a rope and then stick all sorts of crap on their harness

 

Crap is usually sticky enough of course, unless it's dried up, which would make it lighter.

Or have an extra pie for lunch.

Having a big dump before the day begins will save the extra weight found in a tesco blue and white striped rope. drinking a pint of really salty water will evacuate the stomach, you'll all feel much lighter after these `climbers treatments'. Thank me later.

XTC for years, then recently Blaze, but found it too narrow for comfort. Multiplat for retro days in the willans.

[old snake]

Has anyone used yale's blue moon? was talking to honey bros and they said it'll be CE marked by april. Ive never had a blue rope haha

[lumberjack2]

think I'm goin for the "blaze" 37m, any thing to say about it before i purchase ... in a few days like. cheers

[Marc]

think I'm goin for the "blaze" 37m, any thing to say about it before i purchase ... in a few days like. cheers

 

Its thin.

[Jonesie]

I can do you one for £82.50 + VAT if that helps.

[treewizard]

too thin, hand starts to get sore after a days climbing

[RWTS]

I'm on a salamander which works for me but I have been looking at the ones from Petzl. They look and feel good but I have never climbed on them so couldnt say more than that

[bob]

i like blaze but as you can see everyone has differing ideas

the best thing with ropes is to decide which diameter you fancy then that narrows the field in half

[Joe]

too thin, hand starts to get sore after a days climbing

 

i used to climb on a 13mm, then i got my 11.5mm tachyon, which was horrible for the first week or so, but then you get used to it and its all good, much lighter, easier to throw etc etc...