Corda da arrampicata Mammut Crag 70m bianco/arancione

Every climber knows the frustration of a rope that tangles easily, feels heavy on long approaches, or lacks the durability for repeated falls. The Mammut Crag 70m single rope eliminates these issues with its balanced 9.8 mm diameter, offering a perfect blend of low weight, smooth handling, and long-lasting performance. Ideal for sport climbing, gym sessions, and multi-pitch routes, this rope is a reliable partner from the first clip to the final lower.

Who is it for

The Crag 70m is designed for intermediate to advanced climbers who demand a versatile all-rounder. Whether you're projecting steep sport routes, training indoors, or ticking moderate multi-pitch classics, this rope delivers consistent handling and confidence-inspiring durability. Its 70-meter length covers most pitches and crags, reducing the need for extra rope management.

Main features

• Single rope with 9.8 mm diameter – the sweet spot for durability and handling
• 70 m length – ideal for sport climbing and multi-pitch routes
• White/orange colour scheme – high visibility for easy rope management
• Middle mark – quickly identify the rope's midpoint for safe rappels and lowering
• Classic Line construction – proven Mammut quality with a braided sheath and core
• UIAA and CE EN 892 certified – meets strict safety standards
• Standard treatment – no dry treatment, perfect for dry conditions and indoor use

Specifications

• Rope type: Single rope
• Diameter: 9.8 mm
• Length: 70 m
• Weight per meter: 64 g/m
• UIAA falls (single rope): 8-9
• Static elongation: 8%
• Dynamic elongation: 32%
• Impact force: 8.4 kN
• Sheath proportion: 40%
• Material: Polyamide (Nylon)
• Certification: UIAA, CE EN 892

Tips

Store your rope in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to extend its lifespan. Use a rope bag to protect it from dirt and abrasion. Always inspect your rope before each use for any signs of damage or excessive wear. For indoor climbing, a standard treatment rope like the Crag is perfect, but for outdoor alpine routes, consider a dry-treated rope for added water and dirt resistance.