GM CLIMBING Tan 6.8mm Endless Prusik Loop 24-inch 100% Technora 25kN Heat Resistant Friction Hitch Cord Hollow Braid for Rappel Abseil Backup, Adjustable Anchor Set-up, Rescue Rigging Hammocks

GM CLIMBING Tan 6.8mm Endless Prusik Loop 24-inch 100% Technora 25kN Heat Resistant Friction Hitch Cord Hollow Braid for Rappel Abseil Backup, Adjustable Anchor Set-up, Rescue Rigging Hammocks

• GM CLIMBING 6.8mm Endless Prusik Loop, 15" and 24" in length, 25kN /5600Lbs, made of 100% Technora for increased durability and performance, 16-strands hollow braid offering power grip to main ropes, used to tie friction hitches, including prusik knot, autoblock, Klemheist knot in mountaineering, climbing, canyoneering, caving, rope rescue, tree care by arborist, rigging aerial hammock, lifting, and more.
• Heat Resistant Friction Hitch Loop made of 100% Technora, aramid yarn produced by Teijin (other aramid yarn trade names like Twaron, Kevlar by different manufacturers) that offers high resistance to heat damage up to 923°F/500°C, just the right gear to backup rappelling below/above belay device where massive heat is generated due to fast and severe frictions.
• 25kN High Breaking Strength allows the endless loop to expand its areas to both professional and general uses. Characterized by high resistance to abrasion, excellent fatigue tolerance, and state-of-the-art machinery stitching sewn part well protected by heat shrink sleeve, the loop gains unbeatable durability and a much longer service life.
• Easy to tie, dress and untie many simple but versatile hitch knots (Prusik, Autoblock, Klemheist, etc), and offering excellent grip by its hollow braid construction that allows for firm bite onto main ropes (compatible with 5/16"~7/16" ropes) that it wraps around.
• One of the most versatile gears added to your rack, compact and light, easy for carrying, convenient for a wide variety of uses, from ascending ropes, rappel or abseil backup, making tandem prusik belay in rescue, adjustable anchor set-up, to general recreational sports and activities, like rigging aerial yoga silk, hanging tarps and hammocks.