Best Rope

After 50+ pitches this rope still looks relatively new and handles well. No soft spots or fraying even through some abuse

Workhorse Of A Rope!

This is a super good rope that I’ve used for cragging and multipitch tradlines in the Sierras. It really shines with rope roping and big wall climbing.

My Favorite Sport Climbing Rope

Nice and durable 9.5mm climbing rope. The pink finish really stands out. The dry finish was nice while it lasted (gone after two seasons). The rope has been very durable and has seen many whips/TR use. The only downside is that the middle mark wears out quickly.

bomber rope for wet and icy conditions. trust it in the backcountry and ice climbing

Favorite Rope!

Love the orange bicolor for easy rappels. Handles well, not too soft or too stiff. Dry treatment is great for extending the life of the rope. Doesn't kink up easily like some others on the market. Good diameter to weight ratio for carrying to the crag. I will keep buying this rope. Just wish it came in other bicolor patterns besides orange!

Great Rope

This rope is perfect for the price point. I use it for all my trad climbing single and multipitch and I won’t use another rope unless I’m alpine climbing and that’s a Mammut rope too.

Good Sport Climbing Rope

Took this rope to hundreds of cragging days for single pitch sport, and occasionally took it on multipitch climbs. It started getting fuzzy after a month or two, but the core held up well until the second year. I was climbing on it almost every weekend and put it through the ringer. Held up great to sandstone. It started getting pretty worn down after some sharp limestone multipitching. For how often I was using it, it lasted well.

I'm a huge fan of mammut products and this rope does not disappoint. It's been great for a do anything rope that durable at the crag.

Mammut 9.5 Crag Dry Rope (80m) – Premium Rope For Serious Outdoor Climbers

I’ve been using the Mammut 9.5 Crag Dry Rope (in the 80m length) for a ton of outdoor climbing this season, and it’s easily one of the best ropes I’ve used. Super high quality, handles smoothly right out of the package, and feels confidence-inspiring whether I’m leading or rappelling. The dry treatment is great for alpine or variable weather days—it sheds moisture well and doesn’t pick up dirt as quickly as untreated ropes. I’ve put it through everything from dusty crags to snow-covered approaches, and it’s held up like a champ. One of my favorite features is the pattern change at the halfway point—huge help when you’re setting up rappels or checking if you’ve got enough rope for a lower. It’s a small detail that makes a big difference, especially on longer routes. The 80m length has been perfect for longer single-pitch sport climbs and multi-pitch routes where a standard 60 or 70 just wouldn’t cut it. Being able to link pitches or rap with fewer anchors saves a ton of time and hassle. If you’re doing a lot of outdoor climbing and want a top-tier rope that’s both durable and versatile, I’d absolutely recommend the Crag Dry. Mammut nailed it with this one.

Great Rope With Durability And Functionality. Looks Great And I Love The Dual Pattern.

I love the product but nothing is perfect so a 5 star is really hard to offer up.

Excellent For Indoor And Outdoor Climbing

I've been using this rope for indoor and outdoor climbing for about sixth months, and I love it. It handles well, feeds nicely, and has withstood some whips with grace. I have nothing bad to say about it.

This rope lasted me through many trips. Single Pitch cragging to short and long Multipitch routes. It saw many whips and didn't need the ends to be cut until year 3. Very impressed. Just make sure you wash it to keep it performing well longer

You cannot go wrong with Mammut ropes. They are reliable, easy to flake (well, as easy as that can be), and smooth through the belay device. This is a great go-to rope, treated for some of our damper crags and surprise rain. Evident quality boosts confidence while high on the route. As I have written in past Mammut reviews, I am never afraid to put loved ones up on their ropes. Happy climbing, y’all!

My Go-to Rope

I’ve used this rope for two years now for both sport and trad climbing, as well as top roping. Not only do I appreciate the dry-treatment and its ability to keep the rope dry if a surprise shower comes, but it also increases the durability of the rope which I can definitely tell the difference in. Though the dry treatment has faded with various washings, I was able to use the rope for ice climbing before that and it worked very well in those conditions. Overall, I would highly recommend this rope to other climbers. I have a 70m version of it, and it’s been great across the country to access different climbs.

Simply The Best

If I were to own only one rope, this would be it. The balance of durability, weight, and elasticity make it the rope I reach for the most when I am headed to the crag. It also feeds well through a grigri and atc style devices. I've used other ropes that are more supple or lighter, but are less durable or stretch too much. I use this rope for single pitch and multi pitch trad mostly, and sometimes for toprope and sport. This rope balances them all nicely.