Mammut - 7.5 Alpine Sender Dry Rope - Half rope
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- alpine climbing
- Certifications:
- bluesign PRODUCT
- Fabric properties:
- PFC-/PFAS-free, highly water repellent
- Water absorption:
- < 1,5% (UIAA Water Repellent standard)
- Certification:
- approved as half and twin rope
- Diameter:
- 75 mm
- Impact force:
- 5.6 kN (as half rope), 8.8 kN (as twin rope)
- Static elongation:
- 7%
- Sheath percentage:
- 36%
- UIAA falls:
- 20
- Middle mark:
- yes
- Weight:
- 39 g
- Weight reference:
- per meter
- Misc:
- optimised wear resistance thanks to dry finishing; ‘Ready to climb’ – tangle-free
- Item No.:
- 309-0116
Product description
The 7.5 Alpine Sender Dry Rope from Mammut is a versatile half rope with a length of 70 metres. With its dual certification, it can be used as both a half rope and a twin rope for ice climbing, mixed climbing, mountaineering, multi-pitch and alpine climbing. Thanks to its Sender design, it is extremely lightweight, weighing just 39 grams per metre. Plus, it is permanently water and dirt repellent in accordance with UIAA standards, ensuring maximum safety even under the toughest conditions.
With its supple sheath made from high-quality fibres, this 7.5 mm rope offers smooth handling with minimal weight - ideal for longer trad routes, traverses and other demanding projects.
In addition, the high level of durability and quality of the rope is also reflected in its comfortable handling with ready-to-climb properties. As a result, this rope is free of tangles and does not need to be unwound before its first use. Meanwhile, the abrasion-resistant and easily recognisable centre marking also contributes to the pleasantly easy handling of the **Alpine Sender climbing rope.
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Reviews overview
This is what customers from around the world say:
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Advantages
Excellent handling Lightweight -
Recommended use
Alpine climbing Ice climbing
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Advantages
Lightweight Excellent handling -
Recommended use
Ice climbing Alpine climbing