One of the most important equipment for a climber is some quality climbing rope. When purchasing, make sure to check the dynamic nature of the rope. The best ones are the most dynamic ones, one which will stretch itself out during a fall. Thereby, taking up part of the shock and the impact of the slip. Another thing to look out for is the thickness of the rope. Ideally, the ropes vary in length from about eight millimetres to around eleven and a half millimetres. Ropes that are a bit thinner are quite easy to manoeuvre with. Plus go for ropes that are treated with and dry. The nylon fibres have a tendency to contract in wet conditions, which will in fact, reduce the length of the rope and the dynamic qualities it possesses. Finally, decide on how much of rope will be required for your climb.