Rescue Light™ Mountain Rescue Rope - 5/16" x 600ft - Dyneema® - 5,400 lbs
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Ultra-Lightweight Dyneema® Rescue Rope for Technical Mountain Operations
The Rescue Light™ delivers exceptional strength-to-weight performance for demanding mountain rescue, canyoneering, and technical rope operations. This 5/16" double braid Dyneema® rope combines a 5,400 lb tensile strength with an incredibly lightweight 15 lb spool weight, engineered specifically for technical rescue teams who need to carry maximum rope capacity with minimum pack weight.
Key Features:
- Ultra-Lightweight Design – At just 15 lbs for 600 ft, this rope delivers exceptional portability for backcountry and alpine rescue operations
- 5,400 lb Tensile Strength – High-strength Dyneema® fiber provides reliable load capacity despite compact diameter
- 100% Dyneema® Construction – Premium UHMWPE (ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene) fiber offers superior strength-to-weight ratio
- Double Braid Design – Braided jacket over braided core provides excellent handling and abrasion resistance
- Low Stretch Performance – Minimal elongation ensures predictable rope behavior during technical operations
- Compact 5/16" Diameter – Small profile packs efficiently while maintaining high strength for rescue applications
- Water Resistant – Dyneema® doesn't absorb water, maintaining consistent performance in wet conditions
- UV & Chemical Resistant – Excellent resistance to environmental degradation for long service life
Technical Specifications:
- Diameter: 5/16"
- Length: 600 ft
- Tensile Strength: 5,400 lbs
- Construction: Double braid Dyneema®
- Material: 100% UHMWPE (Dyneema®)
- Weight: 15 lbs per 600 ft spool
- Manufacturer: Pelican Rope
Trusted by mountain rescue teams, search and rescue professionals, and technical rope specialists for operations where weight savings and high strength are both critical—including alpine rescue, canyoneering, helicopter operations, and backcountry technical rescue.