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Conçue pour une utilisation intensive, la 9.9 de Black Diamond est une corde résistante pour l’escalade en rocher tout au long de l’année. Que ce soit sur un monolithe dans le désert ou sur votre falaise préférée, la 9.9 remplit sa mission avec succès.
On fait confiance à ce qu’on fabrique parce qu’on utilise ce ... On fait confiance à ce qu’on fabrique parce qu’on utilise ce qu’on fabrique. Tous les produits Black Diamond sont couverts par une garantie de deux ans. Learn More
De l'escalade propre à la conservation, Black Diamond s'engage à protéger les gens et les lieux que nous aimons.
Chez BD, notre passion pour l’innovation n’a d’égal que notre envie de tester notre matos et de vivre les réussites pour lesquelles il a été conçu. Du tout premier mousqueton à doigt-fil au légendaire Camalot, on a toujours créé du matos qui permet aux grimpeurs de repousser les limites de la grimpe.
Overall rating: 4.6950355 / 5 from 282 reviews.
The Black Diamond 9.9 Climbing Rope is highly praised for its perfect length, smooth feel, and great value for money. Customers appreciate its durability and suitability for various climbing activities, with no complaints reported.
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"My favorite thing about this rope is how smooth it feeds through the atc and how well it slides through the hand when belaying. It makes it easier to control the rope."
"Bought this recently for a shorter canyoneering rope for a trip down to zion. Worked well and was much lighter than my 70m"
"Fantastic gym rope! This is my second one. Very durable. Can withstand many whippers."
"Bought this to replace the same exact rope that is ready to retire. Happy with it."
"Perfect for sport climbing."
"I've used the rope a few times now and i'm still alive! haha. I live in Chicago and bought this rope to use at Steelworkers park, which is a mere 10 m wall. I've been running two routes for my guests simultaneously, which takes up at most 45 m of the 60 m rope. The stretch is pretty good for soft catches, but not too stretchy where groundfalls become an issue. I will be using this rope for top rope at Devils Lake, WI once the weather clears up, super stoked."
"I have loved using all of my black diamond gear! It is safe and effective!"
"As someone who goes through at least two ropes every year, this has become my go to rope for general use. Which includes, multi pitch Trad and Sport on basalt, granite, sandstone, Rhyolite and others. I also use it for light route development and maintenance as it’s fairly heavy duty and cost effective. The Pros and Cons; Pro: • It’s not stiff and has good feel right from the box. • It is not a rope that is prone to twisting so long as you break it in lightly before heavy use. • The price for quality is one of the better deals on the market. It’s not the most durable, but it’s not the most expensive either. • The performance is good, good elongation resulting in soft catches. • Its weight is decent for long approaches and a good choice for hard routes where a little more durability in the rope over sharp edges is desired. • I’ve never had the core separate from the sheath. Cons: •It’s not the most durable, but it’s not too far behind the beefiest ropes out there. You get maybe 3/4 the wear, but at 1/2 the price. • The middle marking is almost useless. The dark blue blends in with the black center mark making it nearly impossible to see after light use. •The sheath is easily damaged by ascenders and auto blocking devices with teeth. They chew through it pretty quickly. Not the best rope for bigwalls, or heavy use where a lot of hauling heavy loads and jugging may be involved."
"Two of these turned into useless noodles within five months in the gym - absolute garbage, with the sheath delaminating from the core. All climbers in the gym with the same model of rope have experienced the same failure. BD won't acknowledge there's a significant flaw in the design, despite samples being sent back to their labs for analysis. Stick with Petzl or Edelrid."
"Incredible rope that everyone should seriously consider. Works great in my gym, or out on the crag. I climb top rope and lead, so can't comment on using it to trade. But I've got no complaints about how it performs in a variety of positions"
