
FTC SpiderBox 20 Liter Rope Bag
The FTC Spiderbox is a 20 Liter rope bag developed for the transport and storage of lighter access or tree climbing ropes. The FTC Spiderbox has a large opening, for an easy access to the rope, and a flexible protection with drawstring closure. Two mesh panels provide good ventilation of the ropes. There also is a large transparent pocket for papers, to display the name of the climber or any other useful information. Mind that the transparent pocket's opening is now inside the bag: less dirt or wood chips in the pocket!
Stowing ropes in the bag is quick. As for the protection, it is large and flexible, so it folds over easily and doesn’t get in the way when you are stowing the ropes. The bag is carried with 2 long handles.
- Holds up to a 60 meters or 200 feet of climbing rope
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Two outer daisy chains offer multiple places to clip your gear to and keep the important gear at hand.
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You can store documents in the large, clear pocket. It opens inside the bag, to protect the documents from dust and water.
- Mesh openings help air circulation inside the FTC SPIDER BOX and prevent humidity condensation before the rope can be taken out of the bag to dry.
Outer Material: 100% TPU
Lining: Polyester
Capacity: 20 Liters
Weight: 400 grams (0.9 lb)
Height: 30 cm (11.8 inches)
Width: 28 cm (11 inches)
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Massively Underrated Bag
This bag fits 150m of 1/2 inch rope with just enough room on top that I never struggle to flake the rope in, and I could fit 200ft if I stuffed it in with the extendable hood just barely open. Personally I dont like bags that are too big, I want one that fits just the correct amount of rope for me. A big bonus is that it perfectly fits in a courant cross pro 54L along with all my pruning gear (not spurs). It stands on its own, the hood folds over the bag, and the ventilation mesh lets my rope dry out after being in the snow. IMO this bag punches above it's weight class but I've never seen anyone use the brand.
