Notch Dragon Climbing Line with Single Grizzly Splice, 200 Feet

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SKU

DR716200GS

$207.24

Climbing rope designed with strength in mind!

Notch?s Dragon Climbing Line got its name due to its high strength and scaly, high-visibility appearance. This strong kernmantle line features a parallel twisted nylon core wrapped in a 32-strand polyester jacket. The core fibers provide tensile strength while the exterior sheath protects the core from abrasion during use. This line measures approximately 11 mm in diameter and 200 feet in length. This line is also available as a non-spliced line or with double grizzly splices.

Notch Dragon Climbing Line feels good in-hand and functions well in most mechanical devices. This semi-static line is perfect for stationary rope system (SRS) climbing. This line?s low-stretch nature absorbs some of the bounciness experienced when ascending with full-polyester kermantles.

The Dragon line has a low rate of creep. Its unique nylon core maximizes its overall strength. The polyester jacket resists abrasion and UV radiation, providing you with a long service life!

Product Information

Product Specs

Length (feet): 200
Diameter (mm): 11
Weight (pounds per 100 feet): 6
Tensile strength (pounds): 8,800
WLL at 5:1 ratio (pounds): 1,760
Construction: Kernmantle
Core Material: Nylon
Sheath material: Polyester
Knotability (10 = excellent): 5
Splice: Grizzly
Roundness under load (10 = round): 10
Surface texture (10 = smooth): 10
Wax content (10 = high): 0
Milks: Yes

Product Features

High-strength kernmantle line
Grizzly splice on one end
Non-spliced on opposite end
Semi-static
Parallel twisted nylon core
Polyester jacket

Product Benefits

Feels great in-hand
Works well in most mechanical devices
Perfect for SRS climbing due to its low-stretch nature
Low rate of creep and durable construction maximize service life

FAQ

Question:What is a kernmantle line? Answer: Kermantle comes from the German words kern, meaning 'core', and mantel, meaning 'sheath'. This type of rope consists of an inner core wrapped in an external sheath.
Question:What is creep? Answer: Creep is the rate/length at which the rope fibers irreversibly stretch over time. The lower the creep, the longer the service life.

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