4.46 of 5 stars
Petzl - Split - Rope bag tested
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I keep an 80 metre 9.4mm Petzl rope in one of these bags with room to spare for bits. I've cut the rope in half for UK use & with the handy rope tarp included it means I can tie one rope to the bag with it's lovely handles & the other rope to the rope tarp. Myself & 3 of my friends can have a fun session climbing all out of one bag.
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Robust Lightweight
It's perfect for the lightweight sessions where you don't need to bring hefty extra gear or all-day supplies.
The tarp goes a long way keeping the rope safe and even keeps the rope flaked between sessions if it's tied off to the corners.
Any extra gear can be clipped to the outside when the bag is rolled closed.
If you're doing gym sessions or part of a bigger crag expedition, get this.
If you need more space for all-day sessions, go for the Petzl Kliff.
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Durable Price / performance Lightweight -
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Indoor climbing Sport climbing Beginner
51% have found the reviews
by Benjamin helpful
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Robust Lightweight -
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Sport climbing
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Excellent handling Lightweight Robust Price / performance -
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All around Sport climbing Indoor climbing Mountaineering
The bag is super sturdy and resistance. It packs the rope nicely and the tarp is very wide. As a backpack is fairly comfortable, you can definitely walk 30 min - 1h max with it without being annoying on the shoulders.
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Price / performance Robust -
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Sport climbing
14% have found the reviews
by Christian helpful
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Price / performance Excellent handling Lightweight -
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Sport climbing
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Excellent handling Price / performance -
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Sport climbing Indoor climbing