Mammut Cord

No. This is a static cord, meaning it has very little stretch. It is designed for rigging, building anchors, and prusik loops, not for absorbing the impact of a lead fall.

The 5.0 mm diameter is a standard size for accessory cords, making it compatible with most common friction hitches and knots. It balances strength and weight, ensuring it fits through standard anchor rings and carabiners without being too bulky.

While you can use this cord to create a prusik backup for rappelling, it is not designed to be used as a primary rappel line. Always use a dynamic rope specifically rated for climbing and rappelling for your main line.

UIAA certification means this cord has been independently tested to meet strict international safety standards for mountaineering equipment. It confirms that the breaking load and construction quality are reliable for critical climbing applications.

Yes, 6 meters is a versatile length for most standard anchor setups, including equalizing multiple bolts or creating a cordelette. It provides enough material to tie off several points while remaining compact enough to carry on your harness.