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wo crazyest video !

Ropey McRope Face

Sandy for sending hard 💪

Very, very interresting. As usual. Thank you very much !

Thank you so much for this! If there is one takeaway from this video it is that you should really try to give soft catches. I'm curious if you would get a different result if you added rope into the granite slab system, to more real-life lenght, while maintaining a "hard catch". I would guess the added dynamics would spread out the abrasion over a larger area. Thanks again and safe climbing to you! Also DON'T name your ropes! You'll get attached and heartbroken when it's time to retire it😢 I guess if I had to name it I would call it Colonel Senders

Proposed name for Mammut's new hybrid rope: Soteria In Greek mythology; goddess of safety and salvation, deliverance, and preservation from harm.

Eiermilchsaurope

Whenever we climb anything overhanging and fall the rope gets pulled tight against the rock along the whole route. Pretty shocking there aren’t more accidents after seeing this 😮. I guess since it doesn’t move sideways and with a soft catch the risk is mitigated 🤷‍♂️ - spooky either way. Looking forward to that new rope core haha.

I'll go with "Shomi Th'Ropez". Excellent video and really confirmed my suspicions about sharp edges on rock. Beginner sport routes actually end on plateaus or lead over sharp corners quite often in my area and I've always found it a bit sketchy because beginners are less likely to avoid the worst with soft catches and such.

How is this content free! What a great ad for this new Mammut rope too, I may have to invest and I will call it Ropey McRope face.

Bobby 😂

Love it, can't wait to see it on market and give it a go.

Nice video like always, important topic of real climbing problems, rope doesn´t take edges to well. I do not name my ropes, i have a dozen or more. And i own two 10,3mm ropes exactly because they just can take a little more, or i use two half ropes in half rope technique. thats the way to go trad in my opinion, reduces impact on single pieces, and gives redundancy on one rope being cut on a ledge. And finally you proved, why tube isn´t obsolete at all. Giving a real soft belay can safe a rope from braking too. I have a lot of burned sheaths but no sheath rupture yet, beside once hitting the rope with my foot on a gym wall, what killed the sheath also.

Fiona would be my rope name 🙌

I think one of the best ways to mitigate sharp edges while climbing is to use two ropes in "half rope" configuration, rather than "twin" configuration, so one rope will have a tension point below the other, and will likely (hopefully) miss the sharp edge that cut the first rope. Either way, two ropes are still better than one for sure since two 8.9mm ropes give you 17.8mm of total rope diameter that you have to chew through to die. I currently use two Edelrid swift protect ropes (the one with aramid sewn into the sheath), and I'm interested to check out Mammut's cut resistant rope that you tested. I also do a lot of lead rope soloing so anything I can do to mitigate edges I'm all for!

The name of my rope is "The 11 mil. of overkill" im pretty sure it use to be 10mm but idk cause I bough it off some random guy...

Knotorious B.I.G.

I almost didn't click on this, it didn't sound super exciting, but I'm really glad I did because I was captivated throughout the whole thing. This guy is crazy good at making documentaries.

u should named "panic atack"

Wow! This was incredibly well done and super interesting!! Tysm for this 🙏

My rope I call the "1up" because like Mario having lives, the rope is our real life counterpart.

Rope name “Steve”

Always called my rope "the baby" love the look on partners faces when I ask them to "hold the baby" on approaches. Also because of how much I usually care about my rope more than some other pieces of gear

You, sir, are producing some of the most important climbing science content of modern times. This video is simply incredible. Thank you for all your hard work.

Rope Name: Chortle Cord

The grigri is very safe but also a very dangerous device in the hands of novices.

Name for rope: "Knot-So-Serious" because its very funny Best content bro keep it up!

This is amazing work. Nothing else to say. I love the mushroom vs sharp vs tear vs molten info.

Nice video but 1964 was 60 years ago.

"something new"... Yeah. Like Beal wasn't doing it for 7 years already ...

Amazing :) I am happy that all my 4 ropes are Mammut and you have convinced me. I am looking forward to change my current 70m rope soon with an 80m 9.5 Core Protect :D

Top down way safer when tired or dark.

Ich glaube, ich werde mein Seil Ropehard nennen, in der Hoffnung, dass es stark bleibt und nicht reißt.

Mine is called: "catch me if you can" ;D

Thought her comment about her salary was extremely odd and snobby

More evidence for the importance of soft catches!

My rope is called Bill Ayer 🪢

Bro, she is golden. Legit the funniest German.

AT 1:40 IS HE OKAY?!?!

I name my ropes as my ex's hahaha

our rope has name "the dominator"

This was amazing, thank you so much!!

Nice video! Perfect infotainment/docutainment :)) The amount of time You put into these are crazy. Even though I don't really care about ropes, it caught my attention and watched it from beginning till the end without distractions. BRASIL!

Who was that at 1:38

It’s a great video, as usual. Thanks a lot for all the work that went into it. That’s my money at work! One point, thought: the last timeline is a bit too much marketing, imho. It’s not the first rope with higher cut resistance but it suggests it. Otherwise, great work.

We call our current rope „Seilor McSeilensen“ 😂

Ropy Mc Ropeface, of course

production level, easily digestible information (originating very technical concepts), the walkthrough on the history of ropes/materials, entertainment value, real life applications, etc... 100/10 !! You've outdone yourself on this by far. This is the kind of content that truly reaches and teaches people. Thank you!

is the girl single?

Jesabell