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Recycle Your Old Climbing Ropes

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In the spirit of our Common Threads Garment Recycling program, Sterling Rope Company is launching a climbing rope recycling program in partnership with Rock/Creek Outfitters, ClimbingGear.com, and the Triple Crown Bouldering Series. Old ropes will be sent to a recycling facility where they’ll be melted into nylon pellets and remade into common household items.

Read “Sterling Rope Recycling Program” on Climbing.com for all the details.

Thumbs-up to everyone involved with this new program.

With thanks to Steve House, RB and George. Photo: Free

 
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