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8,6COBRA IIPerformanceImpact forceNumber of falls5,1 kN16dynamicpackSheath percentage39 %ASSURE MAXP.29DYNEEMA 10 mmP.27RINGOP.27Weight per metre48 gSharp edge resistanceCOBRA II 8,6 mmAERO-MOUNTAIN IIP.25DYNADOUBLECLIPP.268,1PerformanceImpact forceNumber of falls4,9 kN7ICE LINEdynamicpackice line 8,1 mmSheath percentage41 %Weight per metre42 gDYNEEMA 10 mmP.27Aero-cliff adjustP.23ringoP.27dynaconnexionP.2618
The great classic for adventure climbing. Light and free runningfor ease in use on long routes, crags, and on ice. Technicaland strong to support the most difficult demands.Strong points:• Excellent balance between weight and durability.• Low impact force and high number of falls sustained.Uses:All sorts of mountaineering and adventure climbing use.Finally a twin rope (essential to clip both strands together)for ice routes! ICE TWIN, with its impact force of 7.4 kNallows its use in adventure climbing, notably on ice.In effect, the impact force of both strands twinnedthrough the karabiner does not exceed the impact forceof the best single ropes.Strong points:• Low impact force.• Raised number of falls.• All Golden Dry.Uses:Expert climbers on big ice or rock routes.7,7ICE TWINPerformanceImpact forceNumber of falls7,4 kNDouble Rope15Clément Iribarnes, Glacier d’argentière© David RastouilSheath percentageWeight per metre40 %37 gSharp edge resistancemountaineeringBEAL presents the very lightest double rope.Its extremely low impact force is excellent news forless-than-perfect belay points in ice and on mixed routes.A trump card that no alpinist can ignore.Strong points:• The lightness and free-running of twin ropebut with the advantages of a double rope.• Really low impact force.Uses:Ice climbers and expert climbers.www.beal-planet.comYann Borgnet, Ouverture de L'axiome du choix © Philippe Batoux19
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