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		<title>Mammut Infinity &#8211; Rope Review</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mammut Infinity 9.5, $179 Summary: Mammut&#8217;s Infinity strikes a balance between light weight, durability, and handling. Virtually kink-free right out of the factory coil, this cord clipped well, held up to extended working sessions, and fed smoothly through all belay devices. Those with tender hands should opt for belay gloves, as a few testers found [...]]]></description>
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<p><b>Mammut Infinity 9.5, $179<br />	</b>Summary: Mammut&rsquo;s Infinity strikes a balance between light weight, durability, and handling. Virtually kink-free right out of the factory coil, this cord clipped well, held up to extended working sessions, and fed smoothly through all <a href="/gear/rock-climbing/belay-devices/" class="aim-internal-link">belay devices</a>. Those with tender hands should opt for belay gloves, as a few testers found the sheath to be a bit coarse.<br />		Pros: Lightweight. Durable.<br />		Cons: Coarse sheath.<br />		Overall grade: A</p>
<p>Mammut/Climb High: (802) 985-5056, <a href="http://www.climbhigh.com" target="_blank">www.climbhigh.com</a>;<br />	Mammut/Metolius: (541) 382-7585, <a href="http://www.metoliusclimbing.com" target="_blank">www.metoliusclimbing.com</a></p>
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