Nylon Dynamic Sail
A dynamic rope is a type of rope designed for climbing sport, which is characterized by its ability to stretch to absorb the force of a fall, minimizing the impact on the climber. Unlike static cords, which do not stretch, the dynamics have an elongation of up to 40% in some laboratory tests and are essential for sports climbing, climbing and ice climbing to avoid injuries.
Characteristics and use
- Diameter: 11 mm
- Impact Force (kN): 9,3
- Weight: 86 g / metro
- Rope axis: 48
- Fall times: 14
- Elongation: Its main feature is elongation, i.e. the ability to stretch when a load is applied or during a fall.
- Impact Absorption: This elasticity allows the rope to absorb and dissipate the energy from a fall, which in turn reduces the impact force on the climber and the anchorage system.
- Uses: They are used exclusively for activities such as rock climbing, ice climbing and mountaineering.
- Security: The dynamic rope stretching is what prevents serious injuries and the rope breaks in case of fall.
Comparison with static strings - Static neck: It has a very low elongation (less than 10%) and is not designed to absorb the impact of a fall. It is used for vertical work such as fast work or for equipment.
- Do not mix: It is essential to use the right string type for activity. A static rope should never be used to climb, as it is not safe.










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