Rope bags
At Glisshop, we offer a wide selection of rope bags specifically designed for transporting climbing ropes. Sourced from top outdoor brands like Petzl, Beal, Edelrid or YY Vertical, these climbing rope bags will make your life easier at the crag and help you keep your gear organized at home.
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£70.31
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£57.11
Beal's Combi Cliff II Purple rope bag offers easy access and optimized carrying thanks to its ergonomic design and integrated reinforcements.
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£26.31
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£21.03
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£13.11
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£10.82
The Petzl Trap Noir climbing rope tarp is durable thanks to its coated polyester canvas and allows to protect your rope from dust and dirt to improve its lifespan.
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£26.31
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£20.24
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£52.71
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£41.80
Very practical, the Beal Combi II Blue bag allows you to carry your climbing ropes and organize them optimally.
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£39.51
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£33.35
The product of choice for climbers of all levels, the Edelrid Drone II climbing rope bag is as practical as it is functional and is made from recycled material.
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£39.51
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£33.35
Can be carried like a backpack thanks to its adjustable shoulder straps, the Edelrid Drone II climbing rope bag allows comfortable transport over long distances or rugged terrain.
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£48.31
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£38.63
The Blue Ice Koala Ropebag 26L Henna is a practical and durable shoulder bag for climbers, designed to carry rope and climbing equipment with ease.
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£48.31
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£38.63
The Blue Ice Koala Ropebag 26L Urban Chic is a practical and durable shoulder bag for climbers, with an ergonomic design and a 26-liter capacity.
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£70.31
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£57.11
The Beal Combi Cliff II Green rope bag combines ergonomics and strength with its innovative back opening, optimized padding and integrated protective cover.
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£52.71
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£41.80
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£26.31
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£21.03
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£26.31
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£18.39
The Magic Rope Bag Safety Yellow from Ortovox features durable 200D recycled polyester and practical color-coded straps.
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£52.71
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£41.80
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£26.31
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£21.03
Beal's Folio II Purple climbing rope bag is a practical and efficient way to avoid twists and knots.
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£70.31
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£57.11
The Edelrid Pit Night rope bag is a compact and practical accessory designed for climbers requiring efficient storage of their gear.
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£26.31
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£21.91
Blue Ice's Rope Tarp Shadow rope bag uses durable 200D recycled polyester and features color-coded handles for quick identification.
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What is the purpose of a rope bag in climbing?
While in multi-pitch climbing and mountaineering it's essential to know how to properly coil your ropes to carry them slung directly over your shoulder, it's a different story for sport climbing, where a rope bag truly makes life easier by providing quick access to your gear. With a rope bag, there's no need to coil your rope meticulously—storage is fast and hassle-free. While climbing, the rope feeds out automatically, and at the end of your session, you just need to gradually stow it back in the bag, simply avoiding unnecessary loops.
The rope bag is made from a durable outer material and features a clean internal compartment for easy and practical storage, thanks to a wide opening with various closure systems available.
Safety Tip: You can tie the end of your rope (the one at the very bottom under the loops) to a loop on your rope bag, usually located at a corner of the tarp. This knot easily replaces the usual stopper knot at the end of the rope, helping prevent accidents with ropes that are too short.
Pro tip for longer lifespan: If you tend to always leave the same end of your rope attached to the bag, we recommend switching ends from time to time to even out wear.
Models to carry over the shoulder or as a backpack
In our climbing section, you'll find rope bags that can be carried either over the shoulder or as a backpack, and some models offer both carrying options. The over-the-shoulder style is usually the most budget-friendly. It lets you pack your rope and easily carry it from your car to a nearby crag, or wear your rope in front with another gear backpack on your back. For longer approaches, it's better to go for a backpack-style rope bag for much greater comfort and to keep your hands free.
Handy extra features:
Each rope bag comes with its own features and carrying options, such as internal or even external pockets, tie-in loops for the rope, handles inside, a large zippered opening, foam shoulder straps with varying levels of padding, or compression straps. Most rope bags are compatible with all rope lengths thanks to their generous volume. Whether you have a 50-meter climbing rope, a 70-meter climbing rope, or even a 100-meter rope, you should have no trouble fitting it in. The bag also lets you carry extra gear, water, snacks, your helmet, or even your flip-flops.