Mammut Infinity 9.5mm Rope

Priced: $239.95 - $299.95 Rated:   - 5 stars out of 5 by 12 reviews.
Mammut Infinity 9.5mm Rope -
As the most iconic piece in the COATINGfinish line, the Mammut 9.5 Infinity Rope has earned its place among the most hardcore climbers. Even the Mammut Proteam loves the highly balanced qualities of this piece as they use it to propel their most fierce ascents. Tested and proven time and time again by the most demanding climbers, this rope is yet to let even the pickiest athletes down. Small in diameter and light in weight, but outrageously durable, the Infinity has seemingly limitless uses all over the mountain and crags. Climbers of all sorts praise the perfect handling for both the person clinging to the wall as well as the belayer. Guaranteeing consistently high performance over a long lifespan, this super tough set of threads delivers lasting protection even when dirt and wetness are part of the equation. When quality is a necessity and your passions demand only the best tools, trust the Mammut 9.5 Infinity Rope to be there to support you in all your ascents.

Features:

  • More than sufficient safety reserves
  • Very light weight with excellent performance
  • Dry treatment improves handling, resistance to friction and dirt, and durability, particularly on ice
  • 40 clappers
  • Best handling properties
  • Phenomenal glide and friction properties on the rock (Teflon coating)
  • Proportion of sheath 40%
  • Measures 9.5 millimeters x 60 meters
  • Core with 10 inlays
  • Extremely light rope with a small diameter
  • Specialist's rope
  • Midpoint clearly marked
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FEATURES of the Mammut Infinity 9.5mm Rope.
SPECIFICATIONS of the Mammut Infinity 9.5mm Rope.

Backcountry.com
If you want a light line but don't want to sacrifice durability, get yourself the 9.5mm Mammut Infinity. This rope weighs a scant 58g/m, making it a perfect pick for alpine routes and high-end sport climbs where every ounce really makes a difference. Unlike other ropes, the Infinity uses Mammut's Teflon coating process which covers each fiber individually to reduce internal friction and increase the line's life span.

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The balanced properties of this high-performance, dry-treated single rope is particularly appreciated by the top climbers of the Mammut Pro Team as well as amateur climbers all over the world. Its 9.5mm diameter and 58 gram per meter weight make it very easy to handle and clip, even on the hardest sport routes, while the COATINGfinishâ„¢ PTFE coating gives it phenomenal glide and provides long-lasting protection from dirt and wet conditions.


Specs:

Campsaver.com

The Infinity 9.5mm Climbing Rope from Mammut is an extremely light single rope with a very small diameter, offering great performance and durability due to its Coating finish.


Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS)
Featuring "superdry" treatment throughout the core and sheath, this ultralight single rope offers superb handling qualities, even in freezing temperatures.
Mountain Gear
For lightweight performance and beyond - the 9.
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Center Mark:no
Country of Origin:Switzerland
Diameter:9.5 mm
Dry Treatment:Yes
Dynamic Elongation:30%
Dynamic Or Static:Dynamic
Elongation:6.8 %
Elongation at 1st drop (fall:30
Elongation with 80kg per cent:6.8
Impact Force:8.7 kN
Impact force in kN:8.7
Length:60 m
Number Of Uiaa Falls:7
Proportion of sheath per cent:40
Rope Type:Single
Sheat slippage in mm:0
Sheath slippage:0mm
Standard Or Dry:Dry
Static Elongation:6.8 % with 80 kg
Treatment:Double Dry
Treatment Type:Sheath & Core
Type:Single rope, dry-treated
UIAA Falls:8 - 9
UIAA-falls (1 strand 80 kg):8-9
Weight:58 g/meter
Weight Per Meter:58 g
Weight in g/m:58
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Mammut Infinity 9.5mm Rope Reviews:

Reviews:

Awesome rope for sport climbing

I have only been using this rope for a few weeks, but in total that makes about 10 days of use so far. I was accustomed to using 10+mm workhorse ropes before this one, so it is to them that I'm making a comparison.

This rope is so very light, and it just glides. Pulling it up through draws to clip is so easy. While climbing with it, it feels effortless, and doesn't drag me down at all. Plus, it handles so well--no kinks, no twisting, no stiff tangles. The middle is marked with two black dye stripes by Mammut. My friend took a fall or two on it and said that the catches were fairly soft; I haven't taken any big falls on it so I can't speak as to that.

I use a tubular belay device, and even with that I'd say be a little careful the first time you lower someone, because the rope slips through faster than you'd expect.

I really, really love this rope, and I'm looking forward to it lasting a long time.

One note: I thought I was going to get an orange rope per the picture, but the one I received must be the updated color, which is an attractive blue ("Ocean" according to Mammut). It has the Mammut CoatingFinish (the Teflon coating).
Wallerina at Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) on 12/12/2012

Durable, supple throughout life

I'm a rock climber, and have mostly used this rope for sport climbing (as well as a few trad/ multipitch routes). This rope is a perfect all-arounder. It's thin, but not TOO thin. So it's light, but isn't difficult to belay with, and doesn't wear out quickly. A major perk of this rope is that it stays supple with age. I've had many Infinity 9.5 ropes, and they've never, ever gotten any weird thick or thin spots, or worn strangely. Obviously, they do wear out eventually - but in a very predictable, visible way. Everyone who belays with it comments about how nice it feels...
C A B at Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) on 04/04/2012

Svelt baby

Great rope for multipitch trad routes. This rope is simply beautiful. I appreciate the dry treatment on each of the core strands as well as the sheath. This apparently creates less friction inside the rope, so it can be engineered lighter/stronger.

Mainly it just performs better than any of my other ropes. Of course for this price it wont see top rope sessions or multi fall sport routes. For that I go with Bluewater Eliminators.

Out of the package climbable due to Mammut's lap coil, unlike Petzl's that seem to start twisty.
jonnymtman at Mountain Gear on 08/08/2010

I bought the 70m bi-pattern, and I love it. It's definitely worth the extra $ for the bi-pattern, as it makes rappels so much faster and easier, not having to search/coil for the mid-point every time. As far as performance, this rope is a dream. For both the climber and the belayer, it runs smooth, is light and easy to handle, and doesn't get kinked. I use it for sport-cragging and multi-pitch trad routes, and it performs ideally on both. Not the cheapest rope I've bought, but worth it.

jckp655545 at Backcountry.com on 08/12/2013

This rope is so supple! I have the 70m 9.5 Yellow Duodess. I took it climbing in Eldorado Canyon and Lumpy Ridge and it glides like a dream. It's thin and sleek enough to feed through an autoblock without wearing your arms out, but still breaks very securely in the Black Diamond ATC Guide. With the narrow diameter the weight savings are sweet, and the bipattern made it clear to my climbing partner that we needed to belay from the top on a single pitch route.

cfi3501505 at Backcountry.com on 07/29/2013

Perfect feel beyond it's peers!

This rope has a great hand right out of the wrapper. Lives up to it's impact force rating well, and catches everything beautifully from tiny slips to rad whippers. Tends to fray a little early, but heavy use on rough granite can do that to any rope. Dry treatment is still beading water, even after a almost a year of considerable use. Don't be deterred by the price, this rope is worth every penny. Plus, the orange is angry fierce.
Triple Sling Nick at Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) on 06/06/2009

Handles well, lightweight, durable

I generally prefer Mammut ropes and this is my favorite. Handles well, lightweight for the approach. Does not kink on me which is huge. I've had ropes that drove me crazy with the kinking. I'm finding that sport routes seem to be getting longer and it's necessary to have a 70m, so with the extra length, a skinnier, lighter rope is easier on the approach and on clipping the chains, i.e. less drag.
ClimbingFL at Mountain Gear on 05/05/2012

Great rope!

I did a lot of research before buying, and this rope is always very highly rated. So far, I'm very happy. Although the sheath is a little rough and can rope burn sensitive hands easily, it is undoubtedly everything I was looking for - durable, light, stiff enough to clip well but supple enough to handle nicely. Doesn't knot easily, and stays cleaner and dryer than most ropes. Highly recommended.
BLeigh at Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) on 06/06/2011

I think this rope is the best handling dry rope I've ever used. It has been super durable for me on Little Cottonwood granite and I'm not afraid to take it when I know some folks will be hang dogging or top roping routes with me. Highly recommend after several months of 3-4x per week use.

Mark Parrett at Backcountry.com on 08/01/2013

Perfect Balance

I keep choosing this rope because it is as light as other 9mm ropes, but the sheath holds up like a 10mm. I would recommend this rope to anyone climbing trad or sport. Great handling characteristics make this rope friendly for its entire life. Definitely one of the best ropes on the market.
Tom NCtrad at Mountain Gear on 05/05/2012