Keyword: climbing rope

Rope becomes rope: Edelrid's vision of the circular economy

Making a climbing rope out of a climbing rope is like the holy grail for manufacturers like Edelrid. We visited the Allgäu inventors in Isny ​​to learn more about their understanding of sustainability and innovation and their vision of a closed-loop system.

Wallet made of bibliography rope by Stefano Ghisolfi

Daniela Zech has dedicated herself to upcycling climbing ropes. Win a wallet from Ghisolfi's bibliography rope now.

We Care Classic recycling climbing rope from Mammut put to the test

We have taken a closer look at the Mammut Crag We Care Classic sport climbing rope and tested it on the rock for you.

The ultimate test: We tested old climbing equipment

We drove to Mammut's headquarters to test your old climbing equipment. We have put ropes, belts and carabiners through their paces. When will the 20-year-old rope in the drop tower break? What is a normal fall and does it even occur in reality? We clarify.

It couldn't be more gaudy: climbing equipment in pink

This gear from Black Diamond is more eye-catching than anything before. The Rope Dry 8.9 climbing rope, the Hotforge Hybrid quickdraw, the Vapor helmet and the...

Pick up / shoot climbing rope correctly: 3 techniques

If you don't have a rope bag at hand or generally don't like to have a mess of ropes, you have to pick up your climbing rope properly for transport. We'll show you three different techniques.

This rope is made from old ropes: NEO 3R from Edelrid

The most sustainable rope in the world has been on the market for a few days: the NEO 3R from Edelrid. It is made from 50% old ropes.

Mending broken rope with tape? Interview with Sean Villanueva

At the beginning of February, the Belgian Sean Villanueva achieved the ultimate alpine success: He climbed the Fitz Roy Traverse single-handedly. As part of the news show BETA from Actiontalk TV, we talk to Seam about the most delicate moments of the endeavor and how he knew what to do.

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Professional climber and alpinist Alexander Huber climbs free solo on the famous 150-meter rock needle near Cala Goloritzé in Sardinia.

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Hanging syndrome: Why hanging freely in a harness after a fall can be fatal and what climbers can do about it.

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The training experts Patrick Matros and Dicki Korb will show you exercises for hip problems. Today: The ACT Squat.

Dave Graham: Back in top form after ring ligament injury

The American professional climber Dave Graham has had a turbulent climbing year - time for a summary.

Are today's professionals all pink point climbers?

Red dot and pink dot are no longer differentiated in the same way as before. We asked various climbing professionals why.
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