Beal Cords

A 7mm diameter is the industry standard for building anchors, creating prusik loops for rappelling, and general utility tasks like hauling gear. It offers an ideal balance between strength, knotability, and weight for most climbing applications.

Yes, these cords meet both UIAA and EN 564 safety standards. This ensures they have been tested for the specific strength and durability requirements necessary for use in vertical environments.

Absolutely. Because they are UIAA and EN 564 certified, they are suitable for building anchors, equalizing protection, and creating personal tether systems. Always ensure you are proficient in the appropriate knot-tying techniques before relying on them for safety-critical systems.

This bundle is designed for climbers who need multiple, consistent lengths for setting up complex systems or replacing worn-out prusiks. Having pre-cut 4-meter segments saves time and ensures you have enough material on hand to manage multiple anchors or backup systems simultaneously.

Polyamide is the standard material for climbing cords because it provides excellent durability and abrasion resistance. It holds knots securely and maintains its integrity well under the friction and tension typical of climbing and mountaineering.