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The first climbing ropes were ordinary manila- heavy, not very strong, easily frayed, and very static. The last one of those characteristics was probably the most dangerous. Even a short fall onto a static, stretch-free rope can be painful or fatal. While we still use static rope (technically it's semi-static) for rappelling, modern dynamic ropes are almost bungee-like in their stretchiness. As long as the anchors hold and there are no ledges or inconvenient trees in the way climbers can safely fall for almost unbelievably long distances these days.

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Sterling Rope 2mm Nylon Accessory Cord (sold / Ft) STERLA020AS0100	Sterling Rope 3 Mm Accessory Cord STERLA030AS0100	Sterling Rope 11/16" Tubular Nylon Webbing (sold / Ft.) STERL1116TUB	Sterling Rope 3/8" Superstatic Static Rope (sold / Ft) STERLN095000092
$0.17	$0.24	$0.42	$0.87
Sterling Rope 7mm Nylon Accessory Cord - ( Sold / Foot) STERLA070AS0050	Metolius 18mm Nylon Sling - 60 cm SLIN060	Black Diamond Equipment 18mm Nylon 60cm Runner 380060	Sterling Rope 1" Tubular Nylon Webbing (sold / Ft) STERL1TECH
$0.54	$4.95	$4.95	$0.44
Sterling Rope 6mm Nylon Accessory Cord (sold / Ft) STERLA060AS0050	Sterling Rope 8mm Nylon Accessory Cord (sold / Ft) STERLA080AS0050	Sterling Rope 4 Mm Accessory Cord STERLA040AS0100	Black Diamond Equipment 18mm Nylon Runner 120cm 380061
$0.42	$0.68	$0.30	$8.95
Black Diamond Equipment 10mm Dynex Runner - 30cm BLDEQBD380030	Metolius 18mm Nylon Sling - 120 cm SLIN120	Black Diamond Equipment 10mm 12cm Dynex Dog Bone Runner BLDEQBD380040	Metolius Monster Open Loop Sling - 22 inch MSLI022
$6.95	$8.49	$5.95	$7.95

Rock climbing rope comes in various widths. A wide rope is heavier than a thin one, as you'd expect. The difference is certainly enough to notice at the top of a long pitch or during an extended walk in, but on the other hand, thinner climbing ropes don't last as long as a good quality, durable thick ones. Buying a rope with a dry cover means that it's carefully treated to repel water. Not too important if you'll mostly be climbing indoors but certainly very handy if you're ice or mixed climbing, because if water can't get into a rope it can't freeze, and great for sea cliff situations where the rope might get wet. A good dry cover will also help make your rope last longer, although a rope bag will do more in that area!

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