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Q: If so, why is it that noone I ice climb with thinks twice about it? They're always sharpening their ice tools, then tossing them in the trunk, right on the ropes or slings, etc. Personally, I file my tools at home, and then wipe them clean. I mean,
A: Wayner makes a good point about "What else has been in the trunk?" I know I treat my ropes and the ropes we use with the scouts like gold. So I'm really careful about not placing the ropes in any situation where they can be damaged. To me, the
– As a generality, these are used for climbing. The stretch that comes with dynamic ropes allows the user to have a less aggressive fall lessening the forces on the rope. This makes it possible to take big falls (whippers) and the rope will not snap. Dynamic rope is either a dual colored rope or a dual patterned rope. If it is dual color, there will be a middle marker. On the flip side, if it is dual pattern there will be no middle marker because the middle will be where the pattern changes.
...The ARID system and DryCore technologies utilize Sterlings' proprietary coating that protects the rope from water absorption and weight increase, freezing, friction, and dirt. Standard on all Sterling rope, the ARID system and DryCore technologies protect both the sheath and core respectively.
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Knots and ropes for climbers 1998 National Outdoor Book Award winner. How to tie 35 climbing knots: step-by-step illustrations, easy-to-follow directions, when to use and not to use, and expert advice on selection and care of ropes. |
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