General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
rope	28-Jan-2008 At 10:29:48 AM	Mattmatt
Message
How do we know which rope is the correct rope for us? Being a very personal, and integral piece of every climbers kit, I think its important we carry more than hope and faith. Perhaps some knowledge and understanding of what these life lines are and aren't capable of. I know each rope is different and each is accompanied with its own specs; falls, impact force, static elongation yada yada yada. I'm hoping I'm not alone when i say, "Whaaaaa?".. I'd hope to learn of peoples rope understanding and comprehension. What rope do you use? Why? Do you keep a rope log of how its used, fallen upon, or whatever else? When should one be retired? Shelf life? Any thoughts are welcome...

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