By timmytimtim Feb 19, 2013
| Is this a good idea? I've searched for reviews on this particular rope and did not find anything. I saw a review on another Edelweiss rope, people said it frayed very fast. Ill be using it for top roping outdoors. Any feedback would be awesome! |  FLAG |
By redlude97 Feb 19, 2013
| you can buy 2-3 of the rocklights for the price of some ropes. Even if the durability sucks it'll still be cheaper in the end |  FLAG |
By timmytimtim Feb 19, 2013
| I want a decent rope that isn't going to fray apart. I just found some threads on this site about this rope. Nothing too bad I guess. Ill be using it for lead climbing as well and dont want anything funny happening if I have to take a fall |  FLAG |
By Woodchuck ATC Feb 20, 2013
| They were on sale a week ago on ebay for like 80 bucks/60 M. Edelweiss has always been a leader in rope design and manufacturing for decades...I trust them for sure. |  FLAG |
By john strand From southern colo Feb 20, 2013
| I talked to a couple folks about this cord... it's not a Mammut, but for $80, so what ? it lasts a year and then you have a good tr line |  FLAG |
By Chris treggE Administrator From Madison, WI Feb 20, 2013
| I've had a few Edelweiss ropes over the years. No complaints. |  FLAG |
By bearbreeder Feb 20, 2013
| im a big fan of cheap ropes for cragging ... my last 85$ rope lasted 1000+ pitches climbing full time my current 100$ rope is going long and strong after 6 months a $$$$$ rope MAY last a bit longer, but not enough to offset the price ... if youre going to be taking a lot of whippers you may want to spend more on something with a softer catch and stays supple but as a general workhorse, el cheapo ropes are the way to go ... course i also have $$$$$ mammuts for long multi and other fun stuff ... but i save those for where it matters |  FLAG |
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