Edelweiss
Latest Reviews
Axis 10.3
This was my first rope and, I think, a very good one for that purpose, but not much else. It's proven super durable over several seasons but has a high weight per meter that makes it as heavy as my 70m Sterling Velocity 9.8mm. Superb value including double dry treatment and a pretty decent rope bag. I bought my Edelweiss Axis 10.3mm rope in 2010 as my first climbing rope. I've used it for hundreds of sport and trad climbs including multipitch routes and despite its glaring drawbacks of weight and… Full review
Discover 8 mm
My new favorite rope for glacier travel. ME: So, you carry the tent and stove and I'll carry the rope?" Partner who hasn't seen the rope yet: "That sounds fair." ME: *Smiles. My rope is under 3 pounds I bought this rope for one reason; low-angle glacier travel on Mt. Rainier, Baker, etc. At 8mm this 30m rope won't work with many belay devices so TRY IT OUT WITH YOUR PRUSIKS AND BELAY DEVICES BEFORE YOU GO CLIMB! Caveat: I am using this rope as a single rope even though it is ONLY rated as a… Full review
Backstory
Created in 1790 in Austria, Edelweiss invented the modern core and sheath construction rope.
Contact
Edelweiss S.A.
2 Boulevard Pierre Joannon
Saint Chamond
42400
France
phone:
+33 0 4 77 29 22 80
fax:
+33 0 4 77 31 81 26
website:
www.edelweiss-ropes.com
email:
info@edelweiss-ropes.com
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Salt Lake City, UT 84104
USA
phone:
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