pillarthrope

A pillarthrope, also known as a pillar rope or pillar line, is a type of rope used in climbing and mountaineering to secure a climber to a fixed point, such as a rock face or a wall. It is typically made of dynamic rope, which is designed to stretch and absorb shock, making it safer for use in dynamic situations. The rope is attached to a harness and a belay device, which allows the climber to ascend or descend while being secured to the rope. Pillarthropes are commonly used in sport climbing, trad climbing, and mountaineering, and are an essential piece of equipment for any climber or mountaineer. They come in various lengths and diameters, depending on the specific needs of the climber and the type of climbing or mountaineering being undertaken. It is important to choose a pillarthrope that is appropriate for the task at hand and to ensure that it is properly maintained and inspected before use.