Courant
Courant Kalimba Bubblegum 11.9 mm Climbing Rope
A supple 11.9 mm 24-strand climbing line in a high-visibility pink colorway.
24-Strand Rope
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Photo: Coiling the Rope by blachswan, CC BY 2.0
A low-stretch 11.7mm Marlow line in lime and gray for SRS and doubled-rope work.
Marlow Vega climbing rope is an 11.7mm arborist line known for low stretch and a firm, round braid. The lime and gray colorway stands out against bark and foliage, and the line suits both single rope and doubled-rope climbing.
Low stretch is the main draw. When you ascend a single rope, every bit of stretch is effort you lose, and a static-feeling line like Vega puts more of each foot push into height. It also gives a direct, predictable feel when you descend on a mechanical device.
At 11.7mm it fits the rope range of most popular SRS devices and holds a well-matched friction hitch for moving rope work. The lime and gray pattern is easy to spot in the canopy and easy to tell apart from rigging lines on the ground.
Vega is popular with climbers who use a rope wrench or a mechanical device as their main system. Its low stretch rewards a well-tuned setup and gives clean, steady descents on long drops.
Because it stretches little, Vega transmits shock more directly, so avoid slack in your system and never use it for rigging. Check the device maker's approved rope list and test any hitch pairing low before you climb.
Climbing line is life-support equipment. Use it only within the manufacturer's instructions and ANSI Z133, inspect it before every climb, retire it when the cover is cut or glazed or the core feels damaged, and get proper training before you trust it. See more 24-strand climbing rope to compare.
| Diameter | 11.7 mm |
|---|---|
| Color | Lime/gray |
| Use | Climbing line (SRS and MRS) |
Specs are from the manufacturer's published figures where available. Confirm against the product listing before you buy.
Yes. Its low stretch and 11.7mm diameter suit most SRS devices, but confirm your device's approved rope list.
Yes, with a hitch cord matched to the diameter, tested near the ground first.