Scavenger
Climbing Rope Belt - Twin
Climbing Rope Belt - Twin
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These belts are handmade in Sheffield, England, using retired British climbing rope and a double D-ring buckle. The creative folks at Scavenger remove the cores (which they then use for other purposes) and press the sheaths flat. They fold a single length of rope over and then use a zigzag stitch to double the width.
These are an inch wide and, in most cases, the length is 8" longer than the largest stated waist size, but that can vary by an inch or two. (e.g. A medium, which is listed as 34" to 38", is around 46" in total length.) The open end of each belt is cut and heat-sealed. Not sure about the size? Order a large and you can cut and fuse the end yourself.
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About Scavenger
About Scavenger
Unless you're a climber, you may not know that climbing rope is retired for safety reasons based on frequency of use. Scavenger, in Sheffield, UK, breathes life into this used climbing rope, turning it into fresh, functional creations. Their mission? Cutting waste while crafting beautiful, zero-landfill items. It's a community journey: adventurers donate their cherished, used gear at climbing centers. Then, Scavenger's friends transport these treasures back to their workshop in their normal travels, minimizing carbon footprints. The makers meticulously transform these materials into the stunning products you see today. It's a collective effort driving towards a greener world, inviting everyone to join their mission.
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