TUBULAR WEBBING - BlueWater Tubular Webbing outperforms even mil-spec webbing in terms of strength, knotability, flexibility, and durability. The perfect choice for serious rock climbers, safety & rescue workers, survivalists, and firefighters looking for a rope they can trust in any situation.
SYNTHETIC NYLON - Nylon is a smooth synthetic fiber that boasts high resistance to moisture, abrasion, chemicals, oils, and extreme weather conditions. Nylon stretches slightly to absorb shock from heavy and uneven loads, making it an excellent material for harnessing people and objects.
VERSATILE DESIGN - BlueWater Tubular Webbing is more flexible, pliable, and easier to knot than flat webbing. A popular choice for everything from serious climbing activities to everyday crafting. Useful for anchor slings, tow straps, heavy-duty lashings, and much more.
SIZE & STRENGTH - BlueWater ClimbSpec Tubular Webbing is available in widths of 1 inch and pre-cut lengths of 5 yards, 10 yards, 20 yards, 30 yards, and 100 yards. 100 yard tensile strength is 4,046 pounds.
SGT KNOTS is the exclusive provider of BlueWater climbing ropes. BlueWater (BW) is a family-owned American manufacturer with over six generations of experience in textile manufacturing. In 1969, BW created and produced the first American-made kernmantle caving rope. In the last four decades, they have perfected their craft to become the go-to choice for elite climbers like Conrad Anker, Kai Lightner, Beth Rodden, and many more. BW ropes set the standard for quality and durability.
TWO STONES Portable Fingerboard as Rock Climbing Training Boards with Edges and Pockets, Portable Climbing Hangboard as Rock Climbing Finger Strengthener Training Indoor and Outdoor (CJ-HB2055)
KWD 21
Black Diamond Kids Momentum Full Body Rock Climbing Harness
KWD 30
Petzl BOREA Women's Helmet - Durable and Versatile Helmet with Enhanced Head Protection for Climbing and Mountaineering
KWD 27
WILDKEN Adjustable Climbing Ascender Sling Foot Loop Ascender Webbing Sling for Outdoor Mountaineering, Rock Climbing, Expedition, Caving, Rescue and Aerial Work
KWD 8
