SAKURA 11.7MM 24 strand Climbing Rope


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Description

The sweet spot between an 11mm race rope and a traditional 1/2" workhorse. Sakura is a true 11.7mm arborist climbing line that gives you the light, fast handling of a slim rope with the fuller grip and hitch response climbers expect from a half-inch line — in one rope you can run all day, in any system.


Full Description

One rope for your whole climbing system.

Sakura was engineered for climbers who move between systems without wanting to switch ropes. Its true 11.7mm diameter runs cleanly through mechanical devices and hitch-tending setups alike, making it equally at home in SRS (stationary rope) and MRS (moving rope) configurations with compatible hardware.

A cover built for mechanical devices.

The tightly woven 24-strand polyester cover keeps its round, consistent profile under load, so ascenders, friction hitches, and mechanical descenders track smoothly without grabbing or glazing. The high-density braid also locks the cover to the core, which means virtually no cover milking — even after months of hard production climbing.

Low stretch. Low bounce. High confidence.

A firm braided polyester core keeps elongation to a minimum. Less stretch means less bounce at the tie-in point, more efficient ascents, and precise positioning when you're working a limb walk far from the stem. The core construction resists work hardening, so the rope keeps its hand and its flex life deep into its service career instead of turning stiff and cranky.

Sized for real hands.

Skinny ropes are fast, but many climbers find 11mm lines thin in the grip on long days. At 11.7mm and just 6.5 lbs per 100 ft, Sakura carries like an 11mm rope but fills the hand like a 1/2" line — better purchase for footlocking, body thrusting, and natural-crotch work, with no weight penalty aloft.

Key Features

  • True 11.7mm diameter — 11mm weight class, 1/2" hand feel
  • 24-strand tight-braid polyester cover resists milking, picking, and glazing
  • Smooth, consistent surface optimized for mechanical ascenders and hitch cords
  • Low elongation for minimal bounce and efficient ascents
  • Firm braided core resists work hardening for long working-flex life
  • Suited for both SRS and MRS climbing with compatible, 11.7mm-rated hardware
  • [Colorway: INSERT — e.g., blossom pink / white / charcoal tracer] for high rope visibility in the canopy
  • Splices cleanly — available [with sewn/spliced eye options if offered]

Specifications

Spec Value
Diameter 11.7 mm (nominal 7/16")
Construction 24-strand braided polyester cover, braided polyester core
Average Break Strength* 6,500 lbs (28.9 kN)
Working Load Limit (10:1)** 650 lbs
Weight 6.5 lbs / 100 ft
Elongation Low-stretch / semi-static
Specific Gravity 1.38
Systems SRS and MRS with compatible hardware

* Average break strength based on spliced samples. Knots and sharp bends significantly reduce rope strength. ** Based on static or moderately dynamic loading. The end user is responsible for selecting the correct design factor for their application.

Who It's For

  • Production climbers who want one rope for both SRS and MRS days
  • Hitch climbers running a Zigzag, rope wrench, or traditional hitch systems who want crisp, consistent grab
  • Climbers stepping up from an 11mm line who want more rope in hand without the bulk of a full 1/2"
  • Recreational tree climbers who value a forgiving, easy-gripping line

Safety & Care

For use by trained and qualified personnel only. Verify device compatibility with 11.7mm ropes before use. Inspect before every climb for abrasion, glazing, cut strands, or core exposure, and retire the rope at any sign of significant wear. Note that the cover on a new double-braid rope may relax slightly during its first weeks of use — allow for this before adding a second eye. Follow all applicable arborist climbing standards (ANSI Z133).

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