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I've tried using my foot and knee ascenders with my 13mm rope. I struggle to disconnect them. Also found it very stiff/slow descending on the rope wrench. Maybe its me or will I have to buy one of these fancy 11.7 ropes.

if I do I will want it to work for access, maybe a bit of SRTWP but be ok to switch to trad Ddrt.

 

What are the main differences between tachyon, kernmaster and cougar blue

 

Sorry I know there has been loads on this but the main question is will a thinner rope make ascent easier

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I've tried using my foot and knee ascenders with my 13mm rope. I struggle to disconnect them. Also found it very stiff/slow descending on the rope wrench. Maybe its me or will I have to buy one of these fancy 11.7 ropes.

if I do I will want it to work for access, maybe a bit of SRTWP but be ok to switch to trad Ddrt.

 

What are the main differences between tachyon, kernmaster and cougar blue

 

Sorry I know there has been loads on this but the main question is will a thinner rope make ascent easier

 

Kernmaster is good for RW and it works great on double line . I use my 13 mm on conifers and small trees but only on double rope .

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