General Information
These instructions must be read and understood before this equipment is used, please retain this information for future reference.

Under European Union regulations (Directive 89/686/EEC) Climbing and Mountaineering Equipment are classed as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and as such we are required to supply the following instructions. Adhere strictly to the following advice and recommendations. The information in these instructions is not exhaustive and cannot be substituted for comprehensive instruction by trained and competent persons. This product should only be used by trained and competent persons or the user should be under the supervision of a trained and competent person. Climbing and mountaineering are hazardous. Even correct selection, maintenance and use of correct equipment cannot eliminate the potential for danger, serious injury or death.

It is the users responsibility at all times to ensure that he or she understands the correct and safe use of any equipment supplied by Infinity ropes, uses it only for the purposes for which it is designed and practices all proper safety procedures. The manufacturer or supplier will not accept any responsibility for damage, injury or death resulting from misuse.

Use
This product complies with EN 892 and is designed as a dynamic rope for climbing and mountaineering purposes for use in normal climatic conditions and in temperatures not exceeding 50 C. This product should be used as instructed. It may be used in conjunction with any appropriate item of PPE covered by the aforementioned directive of suitable specification with due consideration to the limitations of each individual piece of equipment and of the belay system as a whole. No alterations or markings should be made to it. The safety that this product provides depends upon its strength, the quality of the rock anchorage used and the integrity of the belay point. The strength will be reduced through age and general wear and tear dependant upon the amount of use to which it is put.

The following will cause a further reduction in strength:
A) high impact load/fall arrest
B) corrosion
C) internal/external abrasion of textile components caused by grit penetration and rock abrasion.
D) cuts in textile components.
E) prolonged exposure of textile components to ultra violet radiation
F) loading over tight radii
G) sharp edges of rock or equipment