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.
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.
Center Mark: | no |
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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 |
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.
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.
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.