Mammut Genesis Dry Climbing Rope - 8.5mm
Mammut
English
Catalogue
-
Climbing Equipment
- Crampons
- Ice Axes and Tools
- Helmets
- Harness
- Climbing Ropes
- Webbing and Cord
- Carabiners
- Ascenders and Descenders
- Trekking Poles
- Slings
- Snowshoes
- Quikdraws
- Sleds
- Backcountry and Telemark ...
- Belay and Rapel Devices
- Protection
- Backcountry and Telemark Skis
- Climbing Chalk
- Pulleys
- Climbing Accessories
- Training Gear
- Backcountry and Telemark ...
-
Footwear
-
Personal Equipment
-
Camping Equipment
-
Headwear
-
Technical Clothing
-
Handwear
-
Other
Product Information
Share your knowledge with mates
Features
Volume: 915 cu in Support/Suspension: semi-rigid padded back panel, ventilation channels Shoulder Straps: vest-like, padded, adjustable sternum strap Waist Belt: yes, padded sides, webbing Hydration Compatible: yes Reservoir Included: no Access: top Pockets: 1 crampon, 2 open mesh skins, 2 zippered mesh waistband, 1 zippered shoulder strap, 1 water bottle shoulder strap, 1 zippered internal Ski Carry: yes, Xpress Wire Helmet Carry: yes, external Ice Axe Carry: yes Dimensions: 62 - 68 in, 68 - 74 in Claimed Weight: 17.9 oz Recommended Use: ski mountaineering, backcountry touring Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
About brand
Reviews • Add
Did you know?
Chimborazo (6 310 m / 20 702 ft)
In 1880 Chimborazo's summit was first climbed by Edward Whymper and the brothers Louis and Jean-Antoine Carrel. As there were many critics who doubted that Whymper had reached the summit, later in the same year he climbed to the summit again choosing a different route (Pogyos) with the Ecuadorians David Beltrán and Francisco Campaña.
Read more
FEATURED BLOG See all
Blog
Mountain Planet
- 250
- Guide
TOP-10 MOST GUIDED MOUNTAINS IN THE WORLD AND WHY
Download printable version here Well, guess what: is it Mont Blanc? Kilimanjaro? Is it Aconcagua? Take a moment to rea...
- 10 people like this
- 28 November 2016
- Like •
