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A classic among climbing ropes 9,5 Gym Classic Rope from MAMMUT. A first-class all-round rope with the perfect combination of small diameter, light weight and high performance. The rope builds on the proven features of Mammut's best-selling Infinity rope.
Climbing gym all-rounder
Mammut Classic ropes are untreated, PFC-free all-purpose ropes that offer great performance in the climbing gym or when climbing a real rock wall in good weather. They are often a particularly good choice for beginners.
- Medium brand
- No PFC
- Average: 9.5 mm
- UIAA Dry Test: 46
- UIAA Falls (one 80 kg rope): 6-7
- Impact Force: 8.8 kN
- Weight: 59 g/m
- Material: 100% Polyamide
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- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: MAMMUT
- Product code: 2010-04260-1231
- colour : zelená/bílá
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Mammut stands for functionality, design and unrivalled Swiss quality since 1862. Equipment, clothing and accessories for skiing, mountaineering, climbing and more. Free shipping. Mammut, Jackets, sweaters, pants, boots, equipment, accessories, t-shirts.
Mammut Sports Group AG is a manufacturer of mountaineering and trekking equipment based in Seon, Switzerland. The company was founded in 1862 by Kaspar Tanner in Dintikon. Today, Mammut employs 200 people at its headquarters and several hundred more employees work in various facilities around the world. The central warehouse for Europe is located in Memmingen, Germany, which is constantly being expanded.
Together with the German company Edelrid, Mammut is the world leader in climbing equipment. Mammut has bought several large companies that sell their products under this brand. These include Toko, which manufactures ski wax, and Raichle, which makes hiking boots.
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