Edelrid - Tommy Caldwell Pro Dry Duotec 96mm Review

Edelrid Tommy Caldwell Duotec ix.6mm Rope Immovability?

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	Ben Engelberg · Sep 21, 2021 · San Diego · Joined Sep 2022 · Points: 43 Does anyone hither have feel with the Edelrid TC Duotec 9.half-dozen Rope (not dry version)? I'm looking to become a new rope and I came across a pretty skillful price on this rope. All the reviews for the non dry rope seem good, but when reading reviews for the dry out version, a decent amount of people are complaining about the immovability. I'k wondering if the non dry version likewise has durability issues, and if I should just become another Mammut rope that I know i'll like. I'one thousand attracted to this TC ane though because I would like to have a bi-blueprint. Whatever insight here is greatly appreciated. 0 Flag Quote
	dot conn · Sep 21, 2021 · LA · Joined Sep 2022 · Points: 5 It's a tank and really stiff. But you can vanquish the hell out of it 2 Flag Quote
	Timothy L · Sep 22, 2021 · New York · Joined Aug 2022 · Points: 110 I had one too and it was likewise a tank for me. When I got it I wasn't expecting much as I always had Sterling or Mammut before, but this TC rope took a lot of abuse and outlasted whatever of my other ones. Especially at the cost point, I recall it's a practiced purchase. 0 Flag Quote
	Chris Cragsocks · Sep 22, 2021 · CA · Joined Apr 2011 · Points: 30 Did 40 pitches of assistance (leading and jugging the second) using the not-dry version. Got some fraying, but nearly ropes would see the aforementioned wear. I wouldn't categorize it as potent. It's a normal rope in both stiffness and immovability. 0 Flag Quote
	Cadet Rio · Sep 22, 2021 · MN · Joined Jul 2022 · Points: 16 FYI, Mammut no longer makes its own ropes...Lanex. I did not intendance for the handling characteristics of the TC rope, plus it looks exactly like 1 of my static ropes, which creeped me out when leading on it. I actually like my Sterling Development Helix bi-color treated rope. Mammut ropes are no longer made by Mammut or made in Switzerland. They have closed their rope mill in Switzerland. Mammut ropes are now made in Czech republic by a contract manufacturer. Similar to what BD and Petzl are doing. BD iswas made by Roca in Kingdom of spain. Petzl is made by Edelrid in Germany. 3 Flag Quote
	Max R · Sep 22, 2021 · Curve · Joined Jul 2022 · Points: 282 Don't like mine. It got really strong actually early 2 Flag Quote
	Ben Engelberg · Sep 22, 2021 · San Diego · Joined Sep 2022 · Points: 43 Timothy L wrote: I had one besides and information technology was also a tank for me. When I got information technology I wasn't expecting much as I ever had Sterling or Mammut before, but this TC rope took a lot of corruption and outlasted any of my other ones. Especially at the price point, I call up it's a good purchase. Sweetness, glad to hear its held up well. How would you say it handles compared to your mammut ropes? Any large issues with kinking? Yeah its 25% off right now so I think information technology would be a expert buy. 0 Flag Quote
	Leo Notmyreallastname · Sep 22, 2021 · Unknown Hometown · Joined Mar 2022 · Points: 0 I got one this summer and dear it. I think it handles smashing, it seems really durable, it's my first bipattern rope which I'm loving. Got nothing bad to say nigh it. 1 Flag Quote
	Timothy L · Sep 22, 2021 · New York · Joined Aug 2022 · Points: 110 Ben Engelberg wrote: Sweetness, glad to hear its held up well. How would you lot say it handles compared to your mammut ropes? Whatsoever big bug with kinking? Yeah its 25% off right now so I think information technology would exist a good buy. I don't retrieve any kinking, and it lasted much longer than the Mammut told I had had previously. 1 Flag Quote
	Christian Schumacher · Sep 23, 2021 · Bozeman · Joined February 2022 · Points: 0 My partner and I used this rope all summer for multi pitch trad and some sport. I bet it has close to 100 pitches on it. It has held up incredible well. Information technology does get a little kinky if information technology isn't rapped on for a few weekends but everything comes out and its dorsum to perfect. Plus, you can't vanquish the highly visible bi-pattern when looking for the middle. I would recommend this rope for sure. one Flag Quote
	Ben Engelberg · Sep 23, 2021 · San Diego · Joined Sep 2022 · Points: 43 Thanks all for the insight on this rope, simply ordered one. It seems like overall information technology should be a pretty adept rope for me. In case anyone else is interested, the 60 meter is twoscore% off at Moosejaw with the code MMMPIE. Full was $120+Tax and free shipping, at that cost it was pretty hard to laissez passer up. 0 Flag Quote
	Buck Rio · Sep 24, 2021 · MN · Joined Jul 2022 · Points: 16 Ben Engelberg wrote: Thanks all for the insight on this rope, just ordered i. It seems like overall information technology should be a pretty good rope for me. In case anyone else is interested, the sixty meter is 40% off at Moosejaw with the code MMMPIE. Total was $120+Taxation and free aircraft, at that price information technology was pretty hard to pass up. If I was broke, cheap or new to the sport, I would absolutely have reward of that...very good deal on a rope many people like. 0 Flag Quote