Tag Line
7 mm:
7 mm Tag offers a nylon sheath and core. Out of the three lines offered, this rope falls perfectly in the middle for elongation and weight. There are times when you only want to carry a single rope on a climb, but if the rappels are long, having a second rope makes a full length rappel possible. Using tag lines is a technique for advanced climbers and takes proper training on how to safely use them.
EN 564
Tag lines are not to be used for lead climbing. Tag lines should never be used in place of a dynamic rope, and caution should always be taken when rappelling with two different diameter ropes.
8mm:
8 mm Tag Lines are the largest diameter Sterling offers for a personal tagline but is still lighter than carrying a second rope and it's static nature gives you a line to jug up if needed without destroying your dynamic rope.
Tag lines are not to be used for lead climbing. Tag lines should never be used in place of a dynamic rope, and caution should always be taken when rappelling with two different diameter ropes.
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7 mm:
7 mm Tag offers a nylon sheath and core. Out of the three lines offered, this rope falls perfectly in the middle for elongation and weight. There are times when you only want to carry a single rope on a climb, but if the rappels are long, having a second rope makes a full length rappel possible. Using tag lines is a technique for advanced climbers and takes proper training on how to safely use them.
EN 564
Tag lines are not to be used for lead climbing. Tag lines should never be used in place of a dynamic rope, and caution should always be taken when rappelling with two different diameter ropes.
8mm:
8 mm Tag Lines are the largest diameter Sterling offers for a personal tagline but is still lighter than carrying a second rope and it's static nature gives you a line to jug up if needed without destroying your dynamic rope.
Tag lines are not to be used for lead climbing. Tag lines should never be used in place of a dynamic rope, and caution should always be taken when rappelling with two different diameter ropes.
