The Edelrid Eagle Light gave our Editors’ Choice winner, the Mammut Infinity, a run for its money. At the same diameter (9.5mm), just a few characteristics set these two high-performance ropes apart. The Infinity is just a touch lighter (58g/m vs. 62 g/m for the Edelrid) and with the abrasion resistant Teflon coating, it is also a bit more durable. However, the Eagle Light scores higher on handling. Feeling smoother and more supple, the Eagle Light is a pleasure to use. It feels soft and agile while tying in, clipping, and belaying. If you want an all-around rope, and the feel of it while climbing is the most important feature to you, go with the Edelrid Eagle Light. If you care more about lightweight and durability, then the Infinity still reigns king.
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$270.00 Original price was: $270.00.$67.50Current price is: $67.50.
SKU: 6153468512
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