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Mammut Flash Climbing Rope - 10.5mm

Mammut Flash Climbing Rope - 10.5mm

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Mammut Flash Climbing Rope - 10.5mm

The Mammut Flash 10.5mm Climbing Rope is versatile line that's ideal for beginning climbers and all climbing applications. Made with a high sheath percentage (40%) for increased durability, the Flash can take the abuse that new climbers put on their gear. It's also an ideal choice for climbers who need one rope for many different uses. Use it for top roping, sport climbing, or trad climbing, and then take it into the mountains on an alpine route. The Flash is right at home in all arenas.

Bottom Line: Get tons of versatility in one rope with the Mammut Flash 10.5mm.

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Rating for this product: 4

good rope

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June 19, 2009

All the twists are out within 2 uses. great all around rope., and it DOES have a center mark.

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What's the difference between the DuraFlex and SuperDry

What's the difference between the DuraFlex and SuperDry versions?

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May 13, 2009

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DuraFlex is a Mammut trademark, the SuperDry is the same as the DuraFlex but with an addition water-repellent coating to make it a "dry" rope. A dry rope is heavier when it's dry than a non-dry rope, but significantly lighter when wet. It's a judgment call as to whether your rope is likely to get wet or not.

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May 13, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

One Burly Beast

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September 18, 2008

I've put 18 days in on my Flash so far, and have beat up on it trad and sport at the Red and the New. After many falls, plenty of dirt despite working out of a rope bag, and the usual topping and hanging it's dirty, but hardly fuzzed at all. It handles better now than out of the box, though it was great then. This is my workhorse and I expect to get another season or two out of it easy. I have another manufacturer's 10.3 with a 'Mammut-like' thick sheath. It's a sweet cord and a bit lighter, but though I've got only 5 days on it with the same sort of use and a couple falls, one end is already more fuzzed. You want a rope to use hard and keep on ticking, go Mammut.

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Do any of the versions have a center mark? Specs say no, but

Do any of the versions have a center mark? Specs say no, but one pic looks like it has one.

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March 7, 2009

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Rating for this product: 4

Great All-Around Rope

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January 29, 2009

It ain't flashy, but it certainly gets the job done. Bought this guy a while back and probably used it over 50x before seeing wear. This is what I grab for trad at the gunks (crazy roof edges = like 10.5mm) and for taking out newbies you hang and fall a ton. Recommend it for your beater rope or for taking out your new girl/boyfriend who's learning to climb.

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Tech Specs:

Thickness:
10.5mm 
Length:
50m, 60m, 70m 
Dry:
Optional Superdry 
Sheath Construction:
Double-pick 
Impact Force:
9.0kN 
Elongation:
6.4% 
Center Mark:
No 
Yes Falls:
10-11 
Weight:
70g/m 
Recommended Use:
Top roping, sport climbing, trad climbing 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year 
Country of Origin:
Albania 

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