Petzl

Rad Line 6mm Rope

A Hyperstatic Cord is a type of rope that does not stretch under load, providing precise control and stability during rescues or rappels. This is crucial in emergency situations where maintaining the rope's length ensures safety and accuracy, making it ideal for activities like skiing and climbing.

HMPE is a synthetic fiber known for its exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. Ropes made from HMPE are lightweight yet incredibly strong, making them perfect for climbing and skiing where minimizing weight is essential. Additionally, the HMPE sheath offers durability and resistance to abrasion, ensuring the rope can withstand rugged environments.

A Rough-Textured Sheath enhances grip and handling, which is particularly beneficial when using devices like ascenders or descenders. This texture helps prevent slipping, allowing for better control during rescue operations and improving performance in various weather conditions.

The Tibloc is a mechanical device that grips the rope when weight is applied, allowing climbers or rescuers to ascend or descend safely. It is essential for effective rescue techniques, especially in situations requiring quick and reliable movement on a rope. Understanding its operation can significantly enhance your safety and efficiency during climbs.

The Micro Traxion is a compact, lightweight pulley designed for hauling or ascending on a rope. It works seamlessly with hyperstatic cords like the Rad Line, allowing for efficient movement and load management in rescue scenarios. Its design makes it an essential tool for climbers and rescuers who need to navigate challenging environments effectively.

The Rad Line rope combines the benefits of hyperstatic cord technology, HMPE construction, and a rough-textured sheath, making it an excellent choice for skiing and climbing. Its low stretch, lightweight design, and enhanced grip ensure safety and performance in demanding situations, making it a reliable option for both recreational and professional use.