Brand : Beal

Compact and thin static Aramid/polyamide cord for hauling, abseiling, or use as a guideline system for rescue.

1.25m of 9mm cord suitable for restringing Hexes sizes 6 to 11.

This is actually standard 9mm rope and therefore dynamic rather than static. It is thus suitable for leading short scrambles.

A good general 50m x 10.2mm diameter cragging rope.

10.5mm is the most popular of the many semi-static ropes available. Available in 50m or 200m.

Very low stretch so suitable for fixing anchors and for abseiling, but not for use as a climbing rope.

Very lightweight rope for use in canyoning.

A compact belay device with assisted braking for lead climbing or top roping.

A lightweight rope but also one that will cope with some working of routes.

A large ropebag that can be either carried like a holdall or a rucksack.

Rope lanyard designed to clip into a belay and set up a top rope/lower off at the end of a single pitch sport route.

An 8.3mm dynamic rope sling for clipping in, equalising a belay or extending an anchor point.

Static Dyneema 5.5mm diameter cord that is almost as strong (1800 daN kg) as 9mm rope. 50m roll.

Static 5.5mm cord that is almost as strong (1800 daN kg) as 9mm rope. Enough to restring a Hex.

Static 5.5mm cord that is almost as strong (1800 daN kg) as 9mm rope. Enough to restring a cam.

Static 5.5mm cord that is almost as strong (1800 daN kg) as 9mm rope.

A detachable abseil system which allows abseiling when only a single length of rope is available.

Dry-treated, extremely light weight rope and ideal for ice climbing and mountaineering.

A superb specialist fully dry-treated rope that is ideal for winter climbing, alpine style ascents and expedition use.

The Beal Jammy is a sewn Prusik Loop made from 5.5mm cord - three lengths.

One of the lightest ropes on the market to pass all its UIAA rope tests.