Rigging and Climbing Rope, 120 ft L MPN:AG16SP12200N
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Rigging and Climbing Rope, 120 ft L
Reach new heights with All Gear's Rigging and Climbing Rope, a high-strength dynamic rope designed for demanding climbing and rigging applications. With a breaking strength of 8,580 lbf and working load limit of 920 lb, this rope provides exceptional durability and safety. Its abrasion-resistant construction and nylon core ensure reliable performance in harsh environments. Suitable for rock climbing, search and rescue, and industrial rigging, this rope is also great for arborists, construction workers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Its compact 120 ft length and durable polyester cover make it easy to handle and transport, making it a valuable asset for any team or individual.
Top product features:
- Dynamic rope with a breaking strength of 8,580 lbf
- Braided rope construction for durability and resistance to abrasion
- Nylon core with polyester cover for reduced stretch and improved resistance to wear
Top product applications:
- Rescue operations in remote areas
- Construction and industrial climbing
- Search and rescue missions in wilderness areas
Rigging and Climbing Rope, Rope Type Dynamic, Breaking Strength 8,580 lbf, Working Load Limit 920 lb, Rope Construction Braid, Diameter 1/2 in, Overall Length 120 ft, Core Material Nylon, Cover Material Polyester, Elongation @ 10 Percent Minimum Breaking Strength Not Applicable, Product Type Rigging and Climbing Rope, Rope Format Bag, Rope Strand Count 16, Core Type Strand Core, Core Strand Count 8, End Type Plain, Color Blue/Green/Neon Yellow, Resistance Properties Abrasion-Resistant
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CA
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 7 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 30.00
- Package Width: 12.00
- Package Height: 6.00
- Package Weight: 17.00
Product info last updated on January 19, 2026 9:56pm UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning