Beal Top Gun 2 10.5 GoldenDry Rope Item No. 10031360

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High-level results and a record number of falls for its diameter, the Topgun by Beal is one of the most impressive ropes on the market. The figures speak for themselves: 11 falls, 68 g/m, 7,4 kN impact force.

Reassuring diameter, advised for beginners, for heavy climbers (Better grip to hold on its greater diameter), and for those looking for a rope with astonishing perfomance.

FEATURES of the Top Gun 2 10.5 GoldenDry Rope by Beal

The perfect rope to climb with in total serenity
Low impact force + very high number of falls

SPECIFICATIONS:

Number of bobbins: 48
Weight per meter: 68 g
Impact force Laboratory: 7.35-7.40 kN
Impact force BEAL Guaranty: 7.40 kN
Number of UIAA Falls Laboratory: 13-14
Number of UIAA Falls BEAL Guaranty: 11
Sheath slippage: 0 mm
Extension during the first fall: 37%
Static elongation: 9.5%
Sheath percentage: 40%
Resistance to a factor 1,77 fall over an edge of radius 0.75mm

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"Rock solid reliable" 11/23/11

This rope is slightly more bulky than the 10.1-10.2 ropes I've used, and I would certainly say the hand is noticeably stiffer. That said, it still clips easily, and I have never felt like it was weighing me down.Never having bought a Beal rope before, the stats were hard to ignore. The impact force and number of falls is incredible compared to similar sized ropes. Plus, the mass is relatively low, I think only 1g/m more than my Sterling Evolution Kosmos 10.2.I haven't used it for long enough to comment on sheath abrasion or the like, but to-date it hasn't shown virtually ANY signs of wear, even after using it to top rope buddies on routes with slight amounts of drag on rock.

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