



Multi-purpose double rope -
The 8.0 Alpine Dry Rope Safety Orange/Boa from Mammut is a double rope for mountaineering inspired by the best-selling Phoenix Dry model.
This rope combines a perfect diameter/weight balance with a high level of safety to give you the best climbing conditions throughout your activities. What's more, with a minimum weight of 43 g/m, this rope won't weigh you down in your bag - on the contrary, it promises great performance. Finally, this certified double and twin rope model has a diameter of just 8 mm. So there's no need to uncoil the rope before each use: it'll always be ready to go, just waiting for you to tackle any wall you come across.
But that's not all! The 8.0 Alpine Dry Rope also has long-lasting water and dirt repellent properties, ensuring your safety even in the toughest conditions. In addition to this, it has gone through Dry treatment so that the rope doesn't get waterlogged on every outing: with this you can be sure that it will resist abrasion admirably and support you effectively when you find yourself in the mountains.
So if you're a big fan of climbing and mountaineering, you won't find a more reliable travelling companion than this multi-talented rope.



- Optimum resistance to abrasion thanks to the Dry treatment
- Long-lasting water and dirt repellent properties
- Double and twin rope certification
- Complies withUIAA requirements for maximum safety
- Packed to prevent tangling, no need to uncoil the rope before use
- Less than 1.5% in the water absorption tests of the UIAA
Diameter: 8.0mm
Weight: 43g/m
Sheath proportion: 41%
Stretch for 55 kg : 8.50%
Elongation percentage at first fall: 31%
Impact force: 5,6 / 9 kN
UIAA fall (1 strand 55 kg): 9-10
Technologies:
Dry treatment: Treatment whereby each rope sheath thread is treated before the rope is manufactured with a chemical compound that improves abrasion resistance and is also hydrophobic. This chemical compound is polymerised at high temperature. The durability of this treatment is due not only to the polymerisation but also to the individual treatment of each sheath wire before the rope is manufactured.