Beal Folio II touwtas - groen

Climbing ropes are expensive and easily damaged by dirt, grit, and abrasion—yet most climbers stuff them into any old duffel. The Beal Folio II Rope Bag solves this with a built-in tarp that keeps your rope clean and ready to deploy. Simply unfold the tarp, flake your rope onto it, and fold it back into the bucket-style bag. No more tangled mess or ground dirt on your rope.

Who is it for

Sport climbers, gym rats, and trad climbers who want a fast, organized rope management system. Ideal for anyone who climbs regularly and values rope longevity and hassle-free packing.

Main features

• Integrated 140 x 100 cm tarp with color-coded tie-in points for quick rope flaking and identification.
• Bucket-style design with wide top opening for effortless rope stuffing, even with gloves on.
• Durable polyester construction with reinforced fabric to withstand abrasion and rough handling.
• Adjustable shoulder strap and top grab handles for comfortable carry to and from the crag or gym.
• Drawstring closure with buckle compression to secure the load and minimize bulk.
• Small internal accessory pocket for keys, phone, or tape.
• Fits up to 80m single rope, making it versatile for most climbing scenarios.

Specifications

• Product type: Rope Bag
• Rope capacity: Up to 80m single rope
• Tarp dimensions: 140 x 100 cm
• Main material: Polyester
• Colour: Green
• Closure type: Drawstring with buckle compression
• Carry system: Adjustable shoulder strap, top grab handles
• Integrated tarp: Yes
• Tarp features: Color-coded tie-in points
• Intended use: Sport climbing, gym climbing, rock climbing
• Packability: Foldable for compact storage
• Access: Wide top opening
• Durability: Reinforced fabric construction
• Internal storage: Small internal accessory pocket
• Rope protection: Protects rope from dirt and abrasion
• Compatibility: Suitable for dynamic climbing ropes
• Design: Bucket-style bag

Tips

Always flake your rope onto the tarp before folding to prevent twists and kinks. For gym use, keep the bag at the base of the route and use the color-coded tie-in points to mark the rope ends. When packing, compress the bag with the buckle straps to reduce volume in your backpack.