10mm Nylon Prusik Cord, Pre-Sewn 47in(120cm) Prusik Loop, 22KN / 4950lbs MBS High Strength Friction Cord for Rock Climbing, Arborist Tree Work, Rescue, Rappelling and Aerial Operations

["【Professional 10mm Prusik Loop for Rock Climbing & Arborist Tree Work】Our 10mm nylon prusik loop is specially built for rock climbing, arborist tree work, rescue operations, mountaineering, and aerial work. As a high-performance friction hitch cord, it provides stable and safe support for rope ascending, rappelling backup, rigging, and anchoring in professional and outdoor scenarios.","【22kN (4950lb) High-Strength Breaking Strength for Safety & Durability】Made of 100% high-tenacity nylon with precision sewing, this prusik cord reaches a 22kN (4950lb) breaking strength. It delivers reliable load-bearing performance for climbing, tree trimming, rescue, and rigging, meeting professional safety standards for long-lasting heavy-duty use.","【Heat & Abrasion Resistant Climbing Utility Cord】This 14-strand hollow-braid nylon utility cord features excellent heat resistance, UV resistance, and abrasion resistance. It stays flexible and durable during rapid descents and harsh outdoor conditions, ideal for arborist rigging, rescue, and all-weather climbing applications.","【Secure Grip & Easy Handling for All Friction Hitches】This prusik cord utilizes nylon’s natural performance to resist heat generated by friction during rapid rappels and descents. Nylon’s inherent flexibility remains consistent even with repeated heat exposure, while its tightly woven structure enhances overall structural stability. It works seamlessly with standard climbing ropes, and knots can be easily tied, adjusted, and untied without jamming, greatly improving efficiency during climbing, rescue, and arborist operations.","【Lightweight & Versatile 47” (120cm) Prusik Loop for Outdoor & Rescue Use】Compact and portable, this 47” (120cm) pre-sewn prusik loop is easy to carry in gear pouches and outdoor gear bags. It is widely used for rock climbing, tree climbing, rescue, rappelling, rigging, anchoring, and general outdoor utility tasks."]