What can I do with a few meters of rope?

A falling rock cut my rope toward the middle. Fortunately, there's enough on one side to make a passable gym rope, but the other is too short for that purpose. Are there other practical ways I could repurpose it?

I have given it to a local developer to be used on trails (~20m length) or use it as a gear sling (~2m).

Sew or knot it into a dog leash or chew toy, replace old tat with some beefy rope, make a rope swing, use for fixed lines at local crag, etc.

Rope rug

Buy a petzl connect adjust, but now be able to replace the rope and make it long enough.

ropes like that are quite nice to have for toprope anchors that involve trees, etc. and fixed lines on short routes or 4th class approach sections.

Anchors 

Just don’t pull a “David Carradine” move. 

Top-roping boulder problems.

eli poss wrote: Sew or knot it into a dog leash or chew toy

Leash yes, chew toy nah. Friend did this for his dog, the threads he ended up eating really messed with his stomach for a while. I guess it's the sheath threads, so kernmantel ropes aren't recommended to chew on. 

Tie to tree and some Alpine butterfly knots, use it for sketchy approaches to crags. I see them a lot in the winter if part of the approach is icy. 

Put up bold ground up FAs on classic boulder problems.

Dynamic rope isn't great for top-rope anchors.  When the rope is loaded the strech/retract cycle can quickly damage the sheath if it's running over a rough or sharp surface.

Briggs Lazalde wrote:

^Money. One of our local crags is old school. Bolts for anchors on some routes are 5-10 ft apart. Or use a bolt and natural feature nearby. Having a long length of beefy dynamic material as an anchor that is very versatile due to length is key. I cut up an old rope in sections of 5m, 8m, a 10m, and a 14m for anchor building. 

This is the winner.  I do toprope ice climbing, so it'll be perfect for extending anchors from trees.  Don't know why I didn't think of this.  Thanks!

Robbie Mackley wrote: Just don’t pull a “David Carradine” move. 

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Neil and Cassidy wrote:

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That's hot 

Luc-514 wrote: Dynamic rope isn't great for top-rope anchors.  When the rope is loaded the strech/retract cycle can quickly damage the sheath if it's running over a rough or sharp surface.

you can quickly damage the sheath of ANY rope (dynamic or static) if you are running it over a 'rough or sharp surface.'  the way to deal with that is awareness of how the rope is set up/runs and protecting it, regardless of if it is dynamic or static (ie i wouldn't run a static top-rope anchor line over a 'rough or sharp surface' without protection).

Ryan M Moore wrote: Put up bold ground up FAs on classic boulder problems.

...With iron!

Robbie Mackley wrote: Just don’t pull a “David Carradine” move

wait you take dogs to the crag