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Beal
Ice Line - 8,1mm Golden Dry
Beal Ice Line - 8,1mm Golden Dry
Already considered to be the must-have rope for ice climbers and expert alpinists alike for its extreme fluidity and very low impact force, the Beal ICE LINE is now available with the new UNICORE technology. Thanks to adherence of the core and sheath, ICE LINE benefits from extra security – indispensable in thin rope such as this.
Tech specs
| DIAMETER | 8.1mm |
| IMPACT FORCE | 4.9kN |
| ROPE TYPE | Double |
| WEIGHT PER METER | 39g/m |
| TOTAL WEIGHT | 2340g |
| NUMBER OF FALLS | 6 |
| DYNAMIC ELONGATION | 37% |
Features
Golden dry
Every filament of the sheath and the core of «Golden Dry» ropes is treated with a water repellent chemical before the rope is manufactured. This chemical covering is polymerised at high temperature. The durability of this treatment is given by the polymerisation, but also because of the individual treatment of each filament before the rope is made. A Golden Dry rope is a rope with the core Dry treated, and a sheath of Dry Cover.
Unicore
The astonishing UNICORE process allows the sheath and the core to stay bonded together allowing the user to be able to pass any damaged section using proper techniques, he doesn't remain stuck on his rope.
The UNICORE process enhances safety when rope is used in extreme situations.
Date Of Manufacture.
All ropes on the market have their date of manufacture printed on them. If you would like to know the date of manufacture of the rope before you buy please contact a staff member via the chat window.
1 Rope 1 Tree
Beal takes their environmental responsibility seriously. They divide their efforts between two main approaches. Firstly, Beal run an exceptional programme, in which they plant a tree for every single dynamic rope purchased. They’ve been doing this since 2007 and have no plans to stop! Secondly, Beal organises the recycling of ropes when they reach the end of their life. Every Beal rope is recyclable, and anyone can send their used Beal rope to one of their recycling departments, where they are broken down and reused. Top work Beal! For more info, check out their website: https://www.beal-planet.com/en/dna/eco-responsibility/
