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Beal Wall Master Unicore Standard Climbing Rope - 10.5mm
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Wall Master Unicore Standard Climbing Rope
Beal specifically designed the 10.5mm Wall Master Unicore Standard Climbing Rope to withstand the repeated belays, falls, and epic top-roping sessions associated with climbing gyms. The advanced Unicore construction process bonds the sheath to the core to eliminate sheath-slipping and provide enhanced abrasion resistance.
- Unicore construction bonds the sheath to the core to eliminate sheath slippage in wet conditions or when the sheath is accidentally severed
- Unicore construction also provides improved abrasion resistance and durability, perfect for the repeated use and abuse of climbing gyms
- 10.5mm diameter is durable and easy to handle
- Weight of 71 grams per meter is ideal for top-roping
- Guaranteed impact force rating of 7.6KN ensures a soft catch
- 8-9 UIAA fall rating ensures many days of reliable use at the crag or gym
- Item #BEA0023
- Type
- single
- Diameter
- 10.5mm
- Static Elongation
- 8.50%
- Dynamic Elongation
- 36%
- Impact Force
- 8.4 kN
- UIAA Falls
- 9
- Sheath Construction
- Unicore
- Rope Weight
- 71g/m
- Claimed Weight
- [30m] 4lb 11.1oz, [40m] 6lb 4.2oz, [200m] 31.3lb
- Recommended Use
- top-roping, gym climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 3 years
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What do you think about this product?
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February 21, 2015
Great Rope
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Perfect for gym climbing. I've been using it for leading. No sheath slippage at all, just as advertised. Hasn't gotten fuzzy. Plenty lightweight for me. For a 10.5mm it's supple and pays through a belay device very smoothly.
Colin R.
March 27, 2015
Before i purchase i want to be sure this is not a half rope? Also can this rope be used for outdoor and indoor climbing?
March 27, 2015
Before i purchase i wanted to be sure that this wasn't a half rope and that it would serve all indoor climbing needs as a stand alone climbing rope?
September 2, 2013
8-9 is higher better?, on uiaa rated rope,...
8-9 is higher better?, on uiaa rated rope, what is the high and low?
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Laura
September 5, 2013
The higher that number, the more falls the rope can take without breaking. So higher is better because it means theoretically your rope will last longer. For a rope to receive UIAA approval, it must be able to take at least 5 falls. Here is a more in-depth explanation: http://www.alpineexposures.com/pages/faq-climbing-ropes-explained-test-uiaa.
Paul Baker
April 6, 2015
It's a 30m rope, or just under 100 feet. Typically, people I climb with use 60m ropes. The rope is designed to be used in a gym setting where you're confident of wall height. If the route is too long you'll run out of rope and either drop your climber as the end goes through the belay device or not be able to lower them completely to the ground. However, if you're confident that the routes you're climbing are less than 14 meters, you could safely use this rope outside. Just for safety's sake and for versatility, my recommendation would be to purchase a 60m rope if you intend to climb outdoors.