Yale Cordage has been an innovator in the rope industry since it's birth in the 1950s. Today Yale makes some of the most popular climbing and rigging lines for the arborist market, including Blaze, XTC 16-Strand, and the new Imori climbing lines. Yale pushes development of new ropes that improve on safety and performance for the working tree climber whose life and livelihood is literally on the line.
We stock a wide range of Yale climbing lines. Click on the “More Info” links for any Yale rope to be taken to the detail page where can see full specs, bulk rope ordering options, or order your climbing line with a spliced eye. Yale ropes are made in the U.S.A.
7,100 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 5.5 lb. per 100’ - Kernmantle
5,600 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 6 lb. per 100’ - Double Braid - Spliceable
5,600 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 6 lb. per 100’ - Double Braid - Spliceable
6,500 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 6.5 lb. per 100’ - Double-braid - Spliceable
6,500 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 7 lb. per 100’ - Double Braid - Spliceable
6,200 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 7.5 lb. per 100’ - 16 strand - Spliceable
6,200 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 7.5 lb. per 100’ - 16 strand - Spliceable
6,200 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 7.5 lb. per 100’ - 16 strand - Spliceable
7,400 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 8.3 lb. per 100’ - 12 strand
6,000 lb. average breaking strength - Weighs 6.7 lb. per 100’ - 12-strand - Not Spliceable