Climbing, as a sport favored by young people and enthusiasts, is an important and thrilling process, as well as the joy after reaching the top, which makes people unable to rest on their own. During the climbing process, the Enron issue comes first. So, what is a climbing rope made of? What techniques are there in application? A climbing rope consists of a core and a skin. The rope core is composed of nylon fibers and is the main load-bearing part; The rope skin is used to protect the rope core. According to their different purposes, they are divided into two categories: power ropes and static ropes. The static rope has a ductility of approximately 0 and cannot absorb impact by stretching. It is generally used as a route rope, commonly used for exploring caves, tracing rivers, etc. It is not used for climbing, especially as a protective rope below. Static ropes are mostly white, even if colored, they are all monochromatic; Power ropes can retract and absorb the impact generated by falling off, especially for lower protection equipment. In projects with the possibility of power falling, it is necessary to use power ropes, such as rock climbing, mountain climbing, bungee jumping, etc. Power ropes are mostly flower ropes.
Rope is life in rock climbing. Take good care of your rope, and it will also thank you well. Although it may sound alarmist, it is a fact. Climbing natural mountains and cliffs is a hobby for all rock climbing enthusiasts, but unknown types can threaten our safety. How to maintain our ropes? When not in use, the rope should be placed in a dry and cool place, and avoid exposure to sunlight. This can change the structure of the rope core, accelerate aging, and bring danger! If the rope becomes dirty due to various reasons and needs to be cleaned, remember to use clean water instead of detergent.
All fiber products have their own application years. Ropes are no exception. Under normal application, the lifespan of the rope is 3-5 years. When the rope is invented to become thinner or harder, it indicates that the structure of the rope has changed and should be discontinued.