Canyoneering rope for top rope solo

Seems like the only Semi static line I can find in Canada right now is a canyoneering rope. Do you think that is suitable for rope rope solo?
The one I have found is the Sterling rope 9.0 C-IV canyon rope.

I can't think of a reason to be concerned about using a canyoneering rope (beyond the standard discussion about dynamic vs. static for TR solo ropes). It is a bit thin, which might be of some concern depending on where/how you are using it; usually thinner ropes are less abrasion resistent (mitigated slightly by its static nature) and some TR solo setups might work less well with a thinner rope.

Personally I just use my old ~9.8 dynamic rope which is probably effectively somewhere between dynamic and semi-static. I find that if I need more "static-ness" I can just tie off directly to a redirect part way up the route to shorten the amount of rope out.

The sterling C-IV feels pretty skinny and slippery when it's new, but it is a burly rope. It'll work, but it's not perhaps ideal.

I think you can still order things on-line??? Rock N Rescue has Sterling Workpro static rope for about a $1 per foot. 3/8 is a little on the thin side, but they also have the Petzl Axis 11mm for $160 for a 50 meter rope. Not on sale right now.

https://www.rocknrescue.com/

I've used my 8.3mm Imlay rope and it's fine.  Not ideal, but it works.

That C-IV is kinda spendy if all you're going to do is TR with it...burly cord.  Only 2% elongation so pretty darn stiff.

I'd use it for TRing with the same considerations of any low elongation static cord.  I wouldn't call it "semi static".  Its full on static.

Great canyon rope (probably the best in my quiver of ropes for canyons).  Very durable.

Spendy, slippery, skinny. Not sounding so great haha.
The usual American sites aren’t great for me because I’m Canadian and our dollar is about 3/4 of the USD. Plus duties just make the cost extreme. I found one other option. The Edelrid Diver 10.1mm. It is about $100 less and 3.7% elongation. Any better or should I just get a dynamic rope so it’s dual purpose?

Luke.d6 wrote: Spendy, slippery, skinny. Not sounding so great haha.
The usual American sites aren’t great for me because I’m Canadian and our dollar is about 3/4 of the USD. Plus duties just make the cost extreme. I found one other option. The Edelrid Diver 10.1mm. It is about $100 less and 3.7% elongation. Any better or should I just get a dynamic rope so it’s dual purpose?

IMO 3.7-4% is the sweet spot for static ropes, a little give so it doesn't hurt to fall a little bit, but you aren't giving up huge amounts of elevation either.