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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- These long textile bonds we call ropes have come a long way. Probably since humans seriously started climbing their surrounding mountains ropes have been one of the most efficient ways to secure climbers from their exposure to falling. From the early days of handmade natural fibers based ropes, the revolutionary introduction of synthetic fibers and their first use in ropes in the 1940s and 1950s to the invention of the Kernmantle construction in 1953 by EDELRID - textile ropes for all types of climbing have evolved to a technical level where it is almost impossible in a real life scenario for a rope to fail due to overload.
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Very well done! Part 2 is a must watch as well! I have learned how to be a little safer while climbing. Thank you and keep up the good work!
Love how germans tech the shit out of it. Awesome work!
Thank you for the great work you are doing to help keep us safe on rope!
We are working on several new episodes - be exited :)
ENG: It would be interesting to see what would happen when you fall with your new "cut resistant" rope at 1:00 minute... You could use a doll with similar specification :)
GER: Es wäre mal interressant zusehen was passiert, wenn man den gleichen Sturz (bei einer Minute) mit den neuen "Schnittfesten" Seilen durchführt... Dafür könnte man zum Beispiel eine Puppe verwenden, die ähnliche Spezifikationen aufweist. Ein cooler Marketing-Film wäre es auf jeden Fall (wenn es hält)
I love edelrid's rope ! I have the Boa and i buy Heron pro dry. You are great !!! I like Edelrid !
Can something be said about the sharpness coefficient of this spinning wheel?