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Well, I tried he critr and the 8.3 canyon fire rope this afternoon in the garage. Initial testing proved to be very good. I had no problems rappelling with it. I absolutely love how light this...

Will do. And if we like it, you can excpect a couple more to be ordered.

Well, I just ordered a CRITR for my girlfriend for as one of her birthday presents. Early next year, when we start to get on the wall to train (it will be the garage first:haha:) I am going to try it...

may[/B] not work well for a 100 lb person as the lowest friction setting is relatively high, compared to a Pirana. Not sure if that point came out clearly in this discussion, so there it is. Try...

Ya, but, we are looking to lighten up anyways for cliffs back up this way. There is no reason why I need to be humping around 11-12mm line when I can do it with 8 or 9mm styles. The Coyote is our...

OK. So there is a lot of supporters in the Canyon Fore 8.3 crowd- even for guys my weight. Would you say that the Canyon Fire is a rope that can get good life with a lot of use or is it better...

OK. Lots of good intell here. So far, you guys have convinced me to try out the CRITR. That is going to happen. I might also see if my girlfriend wants to go with it also.

Now, this...

From what I have read, I am under the impression that the 8mm ropes are not going to be that good for me becuase of my weight. Am I wrong about that? I have also read that the 9.2 is a little more...

Wow. You guys really like that critr. I will look more into that. I'm glad I registered here. I have vast experience with rappelling into windows and out of them with another person attached to you....

Me and my friends do alot of camping and rappelling on cliffs in southern Indiana. We are also planning on making a trip to Utah in 2016 for some canyoneering (Coyote Gulch). That being said I have...