Quick Summary
The red Hopeseily static climbing rope measures 12 mm (1/2 inch) in diameter and 100 ft (30 m) long. Its listed 3% elongation and separate load figures are details to check against the exact requirements of the intended rope system.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Rope type | Static climbing rope; confirm the intended system specifically calls for this rope type. |
| Diameter and length | 12 mm (1/2 inch) diameter and 100 ft (30 m) length. Check both against the intended setup. |
| Construction | Described as a 48-strand polyester core with a tightly woven sheath. |
| Elongation | Listed as 3%. Check that the specification suits the requirements of the exact application. |
| Load figures | Minimum breaking strength (MBS) is listed as 32.4 kN (7,275 lb); recommended working load is listed as 6.5 kN (1,455 lb). These are distinct figures, not interchangeable measures. |
| Color and end finish | Red sheath; the rope end is described as thermally cut. |
| Quantity | One rope. |
What to Compare Before Buying
Check the rope type, diameter, length, and requirements of the devices and system it will be used with. Matching diameter alone does not establish compatibility. Confirm that the exact rope is suitable for the intended application and that its documented limits meet the system requirements.
Keep the listed MBS and recommended working load separate when assessing the figures. Neither figure alone establishes suitability for a particular setup or use.
Compatibility, Size and Fit
Before choosing a 100 ft length, account for the rope length required by the complete setup. For safety-critical use, check the exact rope’s documentation for applicable certifications, limits, and compatibility with the intended system.
Before You Decide
Confirm that a 12 mm, 100 ft static rope is the correct type and size for your system. Check the exact application requirements and do not rely on the listed load figures alone to establish suitability.
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