Courant Komora 11.7mm Climbing Rope
Take the DNA of the Courant Kanopa and let it mutate for a decade and the end result is the Courant Komora 11.7mm 16-strand climbing rope! This rope has been designed using the very latest innovations in rope manufacturing. Its updated sheath gives superior abrasion resistance and it feeds very smoothly through all popular mechanical friction devices on the market. The core is constructed of X-Braid parallel core technology.
The Courant approved splice on Komora is Zigzag passable with a strength of 19kN (4270 lbs).
Details
Diameter: 11.7mm
Materials and Construction: 16-strand Polyester sheath with X-Braid Polyamide core
MBS: 30kN (6744 lbs)
MBS with Splice: 19kN (4271 lbs)
Mass per foot: .06 pounds
Sheath Percentage: 67%
Sheath Slippage: 0%
Elongation 50 / 150Kg: 2.7%
Knotability: 0.8
Retraction with water: 2.7%
Certification: CE EN1891-A
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Customer Questions
Yes, the Courant approved splice on Komora is Zigzag passable.
Great fun with the kids!
Bought this Courant Komora 11.7mm rope for my kids' treehouse project. They love it! The rope is strong enough to handle their daily climbs and even my own attempts. We’ve had it for a month, and it still looks brand new despite constant use.
Solid rope
The Courant Komora 11.7mm rope goes well through my ascender and prusik. It slides well yet it has enough friction to grab still. Otherwise, it is a trusty climbing rope.
Nice hand
The spliced eye fights through a zig zag, but needs a little convincing. (I use a small bit of throw line to pull through either direction.) Courant Komora has a nice hand, and has held up to natural crotch tie in points. I've tried it in an SRS system and is extremely bouncey, but manageable. Works beautifully in an MRS system.
Incredible!
Beautiful, pliant, and apart from being smooth as all getout through the zigzag, handsplices are easily passable up through it (even the non-climbers I've asked to do it, had no problem.) Did I mention how beautiful this Courant Komora rope is?