I bought 35m off the roll of this rope, and used it indoors for almost a year. During that time I did sometimes climb on other people's ropes, so it wasn't used everytime I climbed, but between once and three times a week. The damage it has sustained has been to the outer covering of the rope, which appears frayed now. However the rope has retained it's inner core in the right shape very well as compared to some other ropes which can end up very flat and lumpy in places.

I had to chop a metre or so off the ends a couple of times, but the rest of the rope is remarkably hard wearing. It also feeds smoothly through a variety of belay devices that myself and my climbing partners have used with it.

Overall, a highly recommended wall rope. Stands up well compared with other ropes for regular indoor climbing.

I've got one of these in my kitchen, and it's a very good fingerboard for people who like having the skin still on their fingers. I've tried the resin ones, and find they completely shred my skin, much more so than actual climbing, making them pretty difficult to actually use. The wood finish on these protects the skin, reducing the excuses to not use the fingerboard.

If you're already using a fingerboard a lot, you might consider getting the 2000 instead, as it has smaller holds and smoother slopers, but I like this one for the combination of jugs and crimps which are small enough for me.

Great lightweight quickdraws that are ideal for packing in your stingy luggage allowance for sport climbing trips. I have a few friends who aren't fans of the thin tape, and prefer chunkier quickdraws, so if you like something substantial to grab hold of then maybe these aren't for you.

I find these easy to handle, light to carry, and they seem to last well too, with the gates remaining in good operational condition. They are also good value for money, and with DMM you're assured a good quality product.