Climbing ropes, slings & webbing
- (5)Edelrid Pika 9.8mm Rope$149.96$199.95
- (1)Petzl Volta 9.2mm Dry Rope$254.96 - $303.71$339.95 - $404.95
- (1)Petzl Arial 9.5mm Dry Rope$236.21 - $266.21$314.95 - $354.95
- (0)Edelrid Eagle Light Eco Dry 9.5mm Rope$247.46 - $277.46$329.95 - $369.95
- (102)Black Diamond Dynex Runner$10.95 - $36.95
- (1)Petzl Connect Adjust Lanyard$49.46$65.95
- (1)Beal Jammy Prusik$19.95
- (0)Edelrid Boa Eco 2R 9.6mm 40m Rope$112.46$149.95
- (65)Black Diamond Link Personal Anchor$54.95
- (2)Metolius Alpine PAS Personal Anchor$37.46$49.95
- (4)Beal Stinger III 9.4mm Unicore Dry Cover Rope$249.95
- (1)Edelrid Starling Pro 8.2mm Dry Rope$2.94$3.50
- (84)Mammut 9.8 Crag Classic Rope$239.96$299.95
- (0)Gladding Braided Products 1/2" (12.7mm) Nylon Tubular Webbing$2.00
- (17)Beal Booster 9.7mm Unicore Safe Control Rope$279.95
- (0)Edelrid 5mm PES Cord$1.10$1.47
- (0)Edelrid Boa Eco 2R 9.6mm Rope$164.96 - $194.96$219.95 - $259.95
- (11)Mammut 7mm Nylon Static Cord$2.00$2.50
- (6)Beal Dynaconnexion Dynamic Lanyard$31.95
- (39)Black Diamond Nylon Runner$8.95 - $20.95
- (0)Edelrid 6mm PES Cord$1.34$1.79
- (0)Mammut 9.5 Alpine Core Protect Dry Rope$315.96$394.95
- (9)Beal Karma 9.8mm Rope$215.95
- (7)Metolius Personal Anchor System$39.71$52.95
- (0)Edelrid Boa 9.8mm Rope$2.63$3.50
- (0)Blue Ice Alpine Runner$13.46$17.95
- (0)Edelrid Hummingbird Eco Dry 9.2mm Rope$284.96 - $314.96$379.95 - $419.95
- (2)Edelrid Swift Protect Pro Dry 8.9mm Rope$344.96$459.95
- (208)Mammut 9.5 Crag Dry Duodess Rope$287.16 - $327.96$358.95 - $409.95
- (0)Edelrid Kinglet 9.2mm Rope$254.96$339.95
- (4)Beal Ice Line 8.1mm Golden Dry Rope Set$429.95
- (0)Edelrid Eagle Lite Protect Pro Dry 9.5mm Rope$314.96$419.95
- (0)Mammut 9.5 Crag Eco Dry Rope$271.96 - $319.96$339.95 - $399.95
- (0)Edelrid Swift 48 2R Eco Dry 8.9mm Rope$284.96$379.95
- (0)Edelrid Siskin Eco Dry 8.6mm Rope$284.96$379.95
- (0)Mammut 9.0 We Care Dry Rope$303.96 - $343.16$379.95 - $428.95
- (3)Edelrid Python 10mm Rope$194.96$259.95
- (0)Edelrid Eagle Lite 9.5mm Rope$224.96$299.95
- (0)Beal Cobra 8.6mm Unicore Golden Dry Rope$219.95
- (0)Mammut 8.0 Alpine Eco Dry Rope$215.96$269.95
- (0)Edelrid Birdlime 1R 9.8mm Rope$224.96$299.95
- (1)Edelrid Switch Double Adjust Lanyard$97.46$129.95
- (2)Edelrid Switch Adjust Lanyard$89.96$119.95
- (1)Beal Escaper$64.95
- (9)Black Diamond Sewn Anchor System$44.95
- (0)Beal Expresso Belay Lanyard$32.95
- (0)Blue Ice Mission Light Slings$28.95
- (5)Beal Rope Brush$24.95
- (1)Web Source 1" (24mm) Nylon Flat Climbing Webbing$2.50
- (7)Mammut 8mm Nylon Static Cord$2.40$3.00
- (10)Mammut 5mm Nylon Static Cord$1.20$1.50
- (6)Mammut 4mm Nylon Static Cord$1.00$1.25
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Clip in and stay secure on the wall
If you’re climbing anything taller than a bouldering route, you’ll need a length of trusty climbing rope. Between dynamic climbing ropes, static hauling ropes and slings for setting up anchors or customizing quickdraws, we’ll give you the lowdown so you can climb with confidence.
Ropes for sending lines or hauling gear
For climbing, use dynamic ropes. It’s a durable kind of rope with a braided sheath that protects an inner core. These ropes are made to stretch, so they won’t break when they’re loaded with shock. You can use a single rope for most of your climbing but might consider a dual-rope system for longer routes.
Static ropes and cords, on the other hand, you should use for hauls or rescues where there’s no chance of a fall that would load the rope with shock. They don’t have a lot of give, so make sure you’re climbing with the right ropes.
Webbing and slings
Slings and webbing are great, versatile tools to have in any trad rack or aid climbing kit. You can use slings to create or extend quickdraws, set up anchor systems or carry gear, while you might use webbing to build and customize anchors and slings. It never hurts to have options.
Climbing rope TLC
Take care of your ropes and they’ll take care of you. For more info on ropes and rope care specifically, look through our guide on how to choose and care for a climbing rope. You can also check out our other rock climbing and bouldering tips, and look for classes at your local bouldering gym if you’re just getting started.