Dynamic Rope 10 mm

Diameter: A 10 mm diameter rope is considered medium-sized and is versatile for a variety of climbing disciplines. It strikes a balance between durability and weight.

Length: A 200-meter coil is quite long and suitable for multi-pitch climbing, where you might need to rappel or descend from longer routes. It's essential to cut the rope to the appropriate length and tie knots properly when needed.

Dynamic Properties: Dynamic ropes are designed to stretch to some extent, which helps absorb energy during a fall. This stretchiness can reduce the force on the climber and gear but should not be confused with static ropes, which do not stretch and are used for other purposes like rappelling or hauling.

Durability: The durability of the rope is crucial, as it will be subjected to abrasion against rock surfaces and other potential hazards. Ensure the rope is well-maintained and check it regularly for signs of wear and tear.

Climbing Disciplines: This type of rope is suitable for a range of climbing disciplines, including sport climbing, traditional climbing, and alpine climbing, depending on your specific needs.

Safety: Always use proper belaying and climbing techniques when using a dynamic rope. Inspect the rope for any damage or wear before each use, and retire it if you find any significant signs of damage.

Knots and Anchors: Learn how to tie secure knots and create reliable anchors with this rope to ensure safety during climbs.

Storage: Store the rope in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and chemicals that could degrade the rope's material.