








Pink Line 8.5mm Caving Rope
This item is special ordered.
We do not stock this but can easily get it from the manufacturer and we order from them weekly. We will communicate clearly during the process.
Pro vs Sport items
SPORTSport items are eligible for store points and gifts at the cart.
PROPro items are not eligible for store points and gifts at the cart.
Fine Print: Some Sport items may also be excluded from our Points and Gifts at Cart programs. Currently this is just limited to all of our portaledges but is subject to change at any time.
What’s a backorder?
You are ordering more than we have in stock. What we have in stock will be shipped to you immediately. Backorders placed with us are intended for items our vendors have immediately available. We place our orders weekly and will include your items when we do. Each vendor ships differently and we'll communicate clearly along the way
Shipping PolicyDescription & Tech Specs
Pink line was designed by Alex Cantrell and Adrian Ballard for those who demand a thin, ultra-stiff and very PINK rope. By utilizing a 43% polyester sheath with a high-tension weave, we’ve achieved the rigid handling cavers prefer. Inside, the braided polyester core provides superior dimensional stability, ensuring the rope stays round under load and stands up to long-term abrasion.
Polyester fibers are hyper static and hydrophobic. Bouncing pits is fun, bouncing while jugging is not. This rope dramatically reduces the yo-yo effect on ascent. And since polyester doesn’t absorb water, you’re not hauling an extra gallon of water inside your rope when things get wet.
Let’s talk about the PINK elephant in the room: this rope is skinny. If you aren't used to small diameters, pay attention. You can die at the bottom of a perfectly good rope if you lose control and "fast-rope" into the floor.
Skinny is great for long hikes and tight crawls, but the trade-off is less friction and lower abrasion resistance than a fat rope. Always test your rack or descender with it before you’re committed underground. Don’t find out it’s too slick when you're 200 feet up.
Because Pinkline is hyper-static, IT IS NOT, and cannot be, certified to standard EN 1891 (Type A or B) specs. Those ratings require the rope to absorb the energy of a short fall, which this rope won't do. However, 'falling' on a static rope is a bad idea anyway; even if the rope holds, the teeth on your ascender will likely strip the sheath right off. Use this for what it was made for: efficient vertical movement, not catching falls.
This rope is VERY similar to IMLAY CANYON FIRE 8.3MM and Sterling CanyonPrime 8.5mm but VERY PINK and a way better price.
