Description
Super rope bag for the super slacker.
- Padded shoulder strap for comfortable carrying
- Top handle for quick moves to another route
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Just what you need, nothing more
sgpp424059
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Spartan size and weight make it perfect for the backcountry (just take off the shoulder strap).
Great Rope Bag
Andrew Christensen
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This bag has greatly increased the life of my rope. I use it for sport climbing and canyoneering. It's nice because it can act as a tarp for belaying and when canyoneering it can just be thrown off the cliff. It's a must have.
Great Rope Bag
Colter Christensen
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I love this bag, it keeps your rope clean, organized and very easy storage. I highly reccommend it.
My new favourite rope bag
Omar Owaini
Member since
I had previously owned a Kong rope bag that did the job carrying my ropes and some equipment but looked ugly. I got this one just based on how it looked and wasn't disaapointed, loogs good and highly functional and easily stowable on top of your backpack or justn sling it on a shoulder and ur done. Good build and nice material.
Functional
Ryan Oakey
Member since
This bag is more of a portable tarp than anything else. It is made of durable material and is easy to use. The tarp is easily large enough. Best for local sport climbing with very little approach, the single shoulder strap can be uncomfortable on long walks. I just wish it had another compartment or at least a small zipper pocket for your keys and phone.
Will this bag hold 300' of 9mm rope?
hav2826555
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Will this bag hold 300' of 9mm rope?
Ryan Oakey
Member since
yes... I have fit two 60 meter ropes in it with my harness, shoes, and draws. It should fit a 300 ft with room to spare, especially if you coil the rope instead of just flaking it into the bag.
My favorite rope bag
Jason Halladay
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I've had many different rope bags over the past 12 years and keep coming back to my Superslackers. The rope tarp size is generous, rolling the rope into the burrito style shape is easy, the compression straps on the outside work easily and, contrary to a few others here, I really like the zipper. I will admit I've had the barrel clasps on the end cinches break but they're easily replaced for cheap. And, to be fair, I use this rope bag more than any of my others; multiple times a week.
My climbing pack is an Osprey pack so the elongated shape of this rope bag allows me to strap it vertically to the compression straps common on Osprey packs. This just works really well for me.
I've used this rope bag for 60m x 10.5mm ropes as well as 70m x 9.8mm ropes and never feel like I'm squeezing the ropes in there. The volume of this bag is very good.
Awesome!
Shane Devine
Member since
I travel with this thing, as well. Works great for changes of clothes; lay em' all out and wrap em' up, and you have yourself a lightweight alternative to packs and duffels.
Lame
EyeOfTheTiger
Member since
This is really a bad, outdated design. You end up with a lumpy mess, the tarp is too small, and it's an awkward size. Get a Metolius rope master
zipper !?!
Cory Guru
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Yeah the zipper is nice once it is done up, but honestly not worth the hassle. Go with the Super Chute instead- buckles are better.
Nice Bag
Brandon Smith
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This is a nice bad with a large tarp. This bag can hold your rope, quickdraws, belay device, shoes, and harness. Don't expect to carry this bag on long treks to the crag. The strap is not very thick and cuts into your shoulder a little.
rope chillin and staying clean
James
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bag in use
James
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easy
Todd Harlos
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Easy to use. No complaints. Durable material.
Absolutely Fabulous
Mauricio Carneiro
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Can't live without it. Great bag, a little pricey, but it's a great bag.
Awesome Bag
Jon Saunders
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This bag has many good features like the drawstring closures and the loops on the inside. It can handle your rope and all of your carabiners and belay devices. It also unfolds to make a good size platform.
nice
Matt Oakley
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These are really tough bags and have a lot of uses. Its nice for keeping your rope stored out of the light and dust. It's also nice to lay gear out on or sit on when things are a little wet.
Recommended
Cody Goodwin
Member since
Great all around. Durable, simple, compact, easy to carry. Tie offs keep your rope untangled. For the price, it's a great bag.
its a great "bag"
eag2980287
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it works well. but its not really a "bag"
more like a tarp that zips in a circle with drawstings on eather end to seal it.
but hey it does the job great and keeps all my gear. what doesnt fit in it clips nicely to the strap, so I am good to go!
BD Super Slacker
Matthew Cox
Member since
Simple design, works great. Drawstring closures allows stuffing of rope, zipper give quick access, nice adjustable shoulder strap, water resistant tarp build in, different color rope ties built in for easy set-up at the base of a climb. Nothing more than needed, nothing less, just right.
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