Stir up a storm with the NEW climbing line - TYphoon

Typhoon has been developed with low stretch and toughness in mind made with high-tenacity Polyester, Typhoon has a 16-plait polyester cover and multiple Polyester twisted core, making it a perfect partner for
most modern hardware.

Being 12.2 mm in diameter Typhoon is perfectly suited for Arborists wishing to move from the more traditional larger heavier diameter climbing lines, but still wishing to retrain the benefits of very low stretch and a diameter that is easy to handle together low profile spliced eye this makes Typhoon a worthy addition to the range.

Certified to EN 1891 Type A , with low Profile Eye and Whipp.

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Hello Marlow, I’ve been shopping very thoroughly for my next rope, even charting specs. As a residential/commercial climber, i see every kind of climb imaginable every month, and can wear out a few 200’ 24-strand hanks per year on natural crotch work. I really want a rope which can do it all and the legendary abrasion resistance and durability of classic 16-strand ropes piqued my interest, but I don’t like the bulk at 13mm, and stretch is a touchy topic. It seems that 16 strand lost favor for bulkiness and toothed ascender damage, but I rarely ever use toothed ascenders (foot locker). Ropes are personal like shoes, except more difficult to return to the store. I ordered a 22’ hank of Typhoon to try on and I hope it fits. The Typhoon specs look like a real sweet spot for toothless production tree climbing: thinner than classic 13mm ropes, but a little thicker than 11.7 double braids for those who are over 200lb and who climb on a zigzag. The stretch looks like a sweet spot between blue moon and Tachyon, and it’s CE rated to help protect us from a ~4’ fall. P.S. Tachyon watch out, that Marlow Maverick 24-strand rope is coming for you.