The impregnation of a climbing rope gives it protection against external factors such as dust, moisture or dirt. This avoids stiffening of the rope and deterioration of its properties, but also reduces the risk of the rope being dislodged, which increases safety.

Flexibility allows the energy generated during falling or braking to be absorbed. In this way, it reduces the risk of injury and has a considerable impact on safety. They are characterised by their high resilience and durability.

The rope stretches to absorb energy when falling and absorb shock when braking. This significantly reduces the risk of bruises and injuries, greatly increasing the safety of every climber.

The ergonomic grip increases comfort and safety when using the rope. It translates into a more secure grip and therefore better manoeuvrability regardless of climbing technique and external conditions.

The manufacture of high-quality materials and the appropriate construction make the rope robust and highly resistant to abrasion. This significantly increases safety when climbing.