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Your climbing rope is one of the hardest-working pieces of equipment in your climbing kit. Knowing when to retire your climbing rope is an essential part of climbing safely.
In this guide, we’ll explain how long climbing ropes typically last, what signs of wear to look for and how to help prolong the life of your rope.
This guide was written in collaboration with the expert instructors at Plas y Brenin.
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By inspecting your rope regularly and caring for it properly, you can maximise its lifespan while climbing with confidence. If you discover damage to the sheath, notice inconsistencies in the core or simply aren’t confident in its condition, the safest decision is always to retire it and replace it. Head in-store, and our experienced team can help you find the perfect replacement.