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$200$200Oct 2026Nov 1, 2026

Recorded at Backcountry.com since Oct 9, 2026: low $199.95 (Oct 26, 2026), high $200.00 (Oct 9, 2026). Last checked Nov 1, 2026.

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Product Description

What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying: "This is the rope I grab when speed and weight are the priority. It's insanely light in the pack, handles smoothly for its diameter, and the dry treatment really shines in snow and ice. As a dual-certified half and twin rope, it gives me flexibility for committing alpine routes." We trust ultralight systems when the objective is big and the approach is long, and the 7. 5 Alpine Sender Dry Rope is built for exactly those days. Designed by Mammut as their lightest rope to date, it's made for fast-and-light missions where efficiency matters as much as safety. Whether we're linking pitches high in the alpine or moving quickly through mixed and icy terrain, this rope helps keep the rack lean without compromising performance. The DRY treatment dramatically reduces water absorption, helping the rope maintain consistent handling and dynamic performance in wet, snowy, or frozen conditions. Smooth handling, a clear center mark, and a tangle-free, ready-to-climb finish make transitions faster and rope management easier on long routes. Dual certified for both half and twin rope techniques, the 7. 5 Alpine Sender Dry Rope delivers premium Mammut quality for climbers who want to move lighter, faster, and farther.

Mammut 7.5 Alpine Sender Dry Rope Fire/Blue, 60m

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Product Details

Category Ice Climbing
Brand Mammut
Size 60m
Gender Unisex
MPN 2010-06610-50619-1050

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