Serenity is defined as the state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled. If that doesn’t sound like fun, grab a Serenity rope and turn it up a notch. The 8.7mm thin rope is certified to handle all your troubles by being rated for single, half, and twin-style climbing. With a best-in-class sheath proportion of 38%, the Mammut alpine rope is durable and easy to handle. It also won’t weigh you down after touching the snow thanks to the long-lasting core and sheath dry treatment. In short, it won’t hold you back. There’s a reason that that skiers who don’t carry the 8.7 Dry line are much more likely to exclaim, “Serenity now!”
- Coated Core and Coated Sheath technology allow for just 1% UIAA water absorption.
- Dry treatment also keeps out dirt, making the rope longer lasting.
- Dynamic elongation of 31% grants a low impact force if you take a fall.
- Ultrasound welding of the ends prevents any sheath slippage.
- Center marked and labelled with the original manufacturer specs.
| Rating | Falls | Impact Force |
| Single | 5 | 8.4kN |
| Half | 17-18 | 6.3kN |
| Twin | >20 | 9.7kN |
Weight: 51g/m. Static elongation: 9.1%
| Specifications | |
| Grams per Meter | 51g/m |
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Weight |
3280g [60m] 3920g [70m] |
| Length | 60m 70m |
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8.7mm |
| Strength | Single: 8.4kN Half: 6.3kN Twin: 9.7kN |
| Specs Verified | Yes |
| Design | |
| Rope Style | Single, half, twin |
| UIAA Fall Rating | Single: 5 Half: 17-18 Twin: 20+ |
| Skimo Co Says | |
| Usage | Ultralight ski alpinism with technical terrain |
| Notes | Excessive elongation is nice on your back and neck if you take a fall |
| Bottom Line | A versatile technical workhorse with state of the art dry treatment |
| Compare to other Ropes | |
