Beal Ice Line 8.1 mm

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The Ice Line 8.1 mm is a dynamic rope made by Beal. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Beal Ice Line Rope (Fall 2009) Ice Line Rope by BealFeatures:Double rope set-up is great for long routes with double rappelsExtremely low impact force is added security on poorly protected climbsExcellent choice when weight and performance are crucial"

From GearX.com:
"An ultralight lead rope for technical climbers."

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Beal Ice Line presents the very lightest double rope. Its extremely low impact force is excellent news for less-than-perfect belay points in ice and on mixed routes. A trump card that no alpinist can ignore. STRONGS POINTS : The lightness and free-running of twin rope but with the advantages of a double rope. Really low impact force. USES : Ice climbers and expert climbers. PERFORMANCE Half rope - UIAA - CE Number of bobbins: 32 Weight per metter: 42 g Impact force Laboratory:4.85-4.90 kN Impact force BEAL Guaranty: 4.90 kN Number of UIAA Falls Laboratory: 9-10 Number of UIAA Falls BEAL Guaranty: 7 Sheath slippage: 0 mm Extension during the first fall: 37 % Static elongation: 11,5 %"

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Ideal for advanced or ice-intensive climbing, Beal's ultralight Ice Line 8.1 mm half rope offers an exceptionally low impact force. Beal's Golden Dry technology is ideal for wet and winter climbing, with a water-resistant sheath and core. Designed for routes with poor belay points. An easy-running, thin rope Falls: 7 Weight per meter: 42g Impact force: 4.9 kN Static elongation: 11.5% Dynamic elongation: 37% Sheath slippage: 0 mm Maximum use + storage time: 15 yrs. Length: 60m Weight: 5 lb. 9 oz. Material: Nylon CLOSEOUTS . France. - Climbing and other related activities are inherently dangerous; anyone purchasing or using equipment for this purpose is personally responsible for getting proper instruction on its correct and safe use."