Mammut - 8.0 Alpine Classic, half rope

MAMMUT - 8.0 Alpine Classic half rope

Half rope ideal for climbing in an environment that offers the usual high quality of Mammut at an attractive price.

8.0 Alpine Classic Rope - a versatile climbing rope for use in the environment. It has a construction that compensates for the lighter weight and the smaller diameter with greater safety. The rope design is based on the best selling MAMMUT Phoenix rope and improves in terms of handling and resistance.

8.0 Alpine Classic Rope - the rope for multi-pitch adventures.

Features

• sheath percentage: 42%

• Impact strength: 9.2

• UIAA falls (double rope 80 kg): 16

• UIAA falls (single rope 55 kg): 8-9

• Diameter: 8 mm

• UIAA dry test: 46%

• Single rope for static elongation: 29.8%

• Elongation at first fall: 32%

• Static half extension rope: 32%

• Central sign

• PFC-free

• Certified double half rope and double rope

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