Use of RRP without EN 1891 A lines

[Phil]

Is it generally allowed in comps to use the rope runner pro without en1891 type a specific lines?

I use 11.7 double braids like blue moon and hyper climb, but the manual for RRP says to use en1891 A ropes.

 

[Mark Chisholm]

Is it generally allowed in comps to use the rope runner pro without en1891 type a specific lines?

I use 11.7 double braids like blue moon and hyper climb, but the manual for RRP says to use en1891 A ropes.

I would look at the most current rule book, it should be listed in there.

 

[Crazy_Jimmy]

I didn't realize the manual said to use with en1891a ropes , I that's the case I would just stick to ropes meet that criteria

 

[Phil]

I didn't realize the manual said to use with en1891a ropes , I that's the case I would just stick to ropes meet that criteria

Yeah, I'm not buying another rope just to use the RRP in a comp. I'd rather shelf the device and stick with the rope wrench.

 

[Crazy_Jimmy]

Yeah, I'm not buying another rope just to use the RRP in a comp. I'd rather shelf the device and stick with the rope wrench.

I really like Courant Squir with it

 

[Skye401]

Both Edelrid woodpecker (11.7 24-strand) and Edelrid Bucco (11.8 kernmantle) run great in my RRP's

 

[Matias]

Both Edelrid woodpecker (11.7 24-strand) and Edelrid Bucco (11.8 kernmantle) run great in my RRP's

I mean, the only rope that I have ever tried in a RRP that didn't run great was some 1/2" 16 strand. It felt like trying to drive a Porshe on old cobblestone roads

 

[Skye401]

I mean, the only rope that I have ever tried in a RRP that didn't run great was some 1/2" 16 strand. It felt like trying to drive a Porshe on old cobblestone roads

Haha true enough, I should have specified that they're both en 1891 ropes that are the same or similar size to what @Phil was running already