Edelweiss Axis 10.3

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The Axis 10.3 is a dynamic rope made by Edelweiss. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"The Edelweiss Axis 10.3mm EverDry Rope is an elegant compromise between a fatter workhorse rope and an ultra-thin redpoint and onsight rope. Classic supple Edelweiss handling is the first thing you'll notice when you pick up this cord. The weight, or lack thereof, relative to its diameter will be the second thing you notice. Climb on it for a few weeks or months, and you'll really take note of this rope's fantastic abrasion and fall durability and its precision-clipping agility. Thanks in part to the Perdur abrasion-resistant coating, the EverDry hydrophobic and dirt-repellent coating, and of course in large part due to Edelweiss' years of applied technology and experience in weaving ropes, this line should share a long and productive life with you. If you're constantly climbing at a high standard, whether in the gym, at the sport crag, or on traditional gear, this rope needs to be your staple line. Comes in 60m and 70m lengths."

From REI:
"Nesting between classic 10.5 mm and lightweight ropes, Edelweiss® Axis offers easy handling and flexibility, great for sport and indoor routes. Smaller diameter and dry finish keep the weight down, while its 60-meter length allows extended leads. Everdry? treatment coats both sheath and core fibers to minimize water-absorption. Additional Perdur? sheath fiber coating helps increase abrasion resistance up to 33%. Meets or exceeds UIAA tests for falls, impact force and elongation."

From CampSaver.com:
"The Anniversary rope was so successful in 2003 that we decided to make a in-line version of this. The Axis is one of the best rope deals on the market. Combine Edelweiss's reputation for high quality, durable ropes with a great price and you have the Axis."