
Original: $231.40
-70%$231.40
$69.42The Story
Fly is one of the most popular 11mm ropes on the market today for tree climbers as it is ideally balanced with a polyester cover and polyamide core. Teufelberger has engineered this rope to stay firm and round which helps to prevent glazing when used with hardware. Comes with a slaiced eye allowing excellent use with cambium savers, the rope also ties and holds knots well.
Features
- Low Stretch (1.5% elongation)
- Durable polyester cover
- 11.1mm diameter
- Resists flattening and glazing
Specifications
- Rope Length: 35m or 45m
- Rope Diameter: 11.1mm
- Elongation: 1.5% (50 - 150kg)
- Knotability: 0.50 (k1,2)
- Min breaking strength: 2400 daN (free length), 1500 daN (slaiced)
- Construction: - 24 strand
- 1 x slaiced eye - Slaiced is a spliced eye with the inner cord removed for compatibility.
Why would you buy this?
If you are climbing SRT this is a great rope as it is thin with a little stretch. More towards the advanced technique climber rather than the starter.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Fly is one of the most popular 11mm ropes on the market today for tree climbers as it is ideally balanced with a polyester cover and polyamide core. Teufelberger has engineered this rope to stay firm and round which helps to prevent glazing when used with hardware. Comes with a slaiced eye allowing excellent use with cambium savers, the rope also ties and holds knots well.
Features
- Low Stretch (1.5% elongation)
- Durable polyester cover
- 11.1mm diameter
- Resists flattening and glazing
Specifications
- Rope Length: 35m or 45m
- Rope Diameter: 11.1mm
- Elongation: 1.5% (50 - 150kg)
- Knotability: 0.50 (k1,2)
- Min breaking strength: 2400 daN (free length), 1500 daN (slaiced)
- Construction: - 24 strand
- 1 x slaiced eye - Slaiced is a spliced eye with the inner cord removed for compatibility.
Why would you buy this?
If you are climbing SRT this is a great rope as it is thin with a little stretch. More towards the advanced technique climber rather than the starter.













