The550CordShop White PolyDac Climbing Rope
Description
- Our poly-dac ropes are individually handcrafted with a technique known as splicing, the attachment end is braided back into itself to form a 6" loop
- Spicing is a superior method for attaching the rope with a safe weight load limit of over 5,000 pounds
- The loop ends of our climbing ropes are covered with a heavy duty nylon fabric to protect the loop from fraying
- The end of your climbing rope is finished off with a heavy duty vinyl handle to also protect the rope from fray
- Poly-dac ropes are great for both indoor and outdoor use, the softer rope makes for a more challenging workout as it's more difficult to hold on to
Our climbing ropes are individually hand crafted to create a strong rope that will stand the test of time. Available in both Grade A manila and Poly-Dac rope, our climbing ropes can be used either in-doors or out-doors. Each climbing rope has a 6" loop on one end for ease of hanging. Use a small piece of chain and clip to hang the rope or loop the tail end back into itself to secure it on to your beam or tree limb. The end is finished off with a heavy duty black vinyl handle to protect the end of your rope from fraying.
Reviews
A**4
A lesson in ropes...
I am a gymnastics enthusiast and the type of rope you use makes all the difference in the kind of work out you are looking for. The standard manilla rope is a solid rope for climbing in all enviroments; however, it has a tendency to tear up your hands. When you are a climbing enthusiast like me, you don't want to cut your workout short simply because you have that problem. The poly-dac rope is the perfect rope for athletes who want to take their climbing game to the next level. First, the rope is softer (not more slippery as I assumed when I first tried it out) and so it is easy on the hands. It requires a bit more strength than the manilla, but that's the whole idea! Get stronger with minimal wear and tear. If you are looking for a backyard rope for a tire swing, I would not recommend this, as it shows dirt pretty easy. I'd recommend this rope only for indoor gyms, though I have seen people use them outdoors. They just don't look too pretty anymore after a few weeks. Hope this helps!
S**7
Works For Me
The sizing is perfect, it holds up outside, it's a serious workout. You're gonna need a tall ladder. I happen to have a family friend who runs a business where he had a 20+foot ladder... without that you're gonna be hard pressed to get it up into a tree to loop through itself (it's pretty heavy).The weave and quality of the rope appears good. Not hard on the hands.
S**A
Great quality climbing rope
Great rope. Put it outside on a large tree branch and attached a circular seat. It now doubles as an awesome rope swing and a climbing rope! Kids love it. We train and play.
S**T
Quality Product.
As advertised. Kids love it.
W**.
Five Stars
Great climbing rope and awesome price. My son slid down the rope and got rope burn. Don't do that!!
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