Rope identification

[Kupiec59]

Awhile ago I bought some climbinging line which I initially did not like. I recently tried it again using a unicender and now I like it. Anybody know what brand this is ? It’s 11.5 mm diameter rope braided

 

[Joeybagodonuts]

It looks like a 24 strand as well as something I've possibly seen from AllGear at one point.. IIRC, the name Prolite comes to mind.

 

[colb]

Anyone know what this is? What does CAMP mean? Is it Camp Safety? I scoured the iuaa site and looked up all the large diameter Camp ropes with current and former certs - can't find it...

 

[Tuebor]

What does CAMP mean? Is it Camp Safety?

C.A.M.P. is a leading company in the outdoor gear industry (the acronym stands for Concezione Articoli Montagna Premana) and its history dates back to 1889, its earliest days being in a small workshop in Premana, in the mountains around Lecco, with Nicola Codega working wrought iron. The workshop was then passed on to his son Antonio, manufacturer of the famous ice axes destined to the Alpine Regiment. With its three brands – CAMP, CASSIN AND CAMP SAFETY – C.A.M.P. can now be found in 80 countries around the world and holds branches in France, the United States and Russia. C.A.M.P.’s products epitomise lightness and performance, along the lines of the “light and fast” motto of contemporary alpinism.

With its 125 year-long history of work and passion, faithful to its roots and open to a global contest which allowed it to grow and develop its sport know-how in the work-at-height industry, C.A.M.P. is now led by the fourth generation of the Codega family. For this reason, too, this is a matchless company, true to the authentic mountain culture forged amid tradition and innovation.