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Max-Wear sheath designed for harsh cave environments
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Low elongation
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Compatible with most SRT climbing systems
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Exceptional durability and abrasion resistance
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Survives repeated use through cave passages and waterfalls
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PMI Pit Rope Max Wear 11 mm is a low-elongation caving rope with a durable sheath designed for cavers and rescue professionals in harsh cave environments.
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Considered the Gold Standard of caving ropes by recreational cavers and rescuers alike, PMI Pit Rope is one of the burliest and longest-lasting ropes available today. The Max-Wear sheath is designed to withstand the harshest of cave environments and makes ascending rope a breeze with its low elongation and compatibility with most, if not all, SRT climbing systems. This iconic rope stands the test of time, and will easily survive trip after trip being dragged through miles of cave passages and/or being rigged in raging waterfalls. While PMI Pit Rope is the original caver’s rope, it is also a perfect tool for anyone that needs an incredibly durable workhorse where abrasion resistance and reliability are paramount.
Considered the Gold Standard of caving ropes by recreational cavers and rescuers alike, PMI Pit Rope is one of the burliest and longest-lasting ropes available today. The Max-Wear sheath is designed to withstand the harshest of cave environments and makes ascending rope a breeze with its low elongation and compatibility with most, if not all, SRT climbing systems. This iconic rope stands the test of time, and will easily survive trip after trip being dragged through miles of cave passages and/or being rigged in raging waterfalls. While PMI Pit Rope is the original caver’s rope, it is also a perfect tool for anyone that needs an incredibly durable workhorse where abrasion resistance and reliability are paramount.
Max-Wear sheath designed for harsh cave environments
Low elongation
Compatible with most SRT climbing systems
Exceptional durability and abrasion resistance
Survives repeated use through cave passages and waterfalls