NiceClimbs Rock Climbing Rope Bag

I put a 70m in here and it's still has space for most other climbing items like a harness, water bottle and my shoes. Seems pretty durable and is holding up well, it's a great bag for the best price.

I've had it for a year. It's sturdy, holds a 60m rope plus shoes, harness, and snacks. I usually use it for my gym stuff but I've also taken it out for sport climbing outdoors. Not much more room after the above although maybe you could squeeze in a 70m instead. Backpack is comfortable, folds in on itself when not in use (or in case you wan to bring it as a separate bag), no complaints except it would have been nice to have external gear loops and a waist or chest strap. Still, for the price it's the best I've found.

For the value, this is a great rope bag. I get a 60m rope, chalk bag, moon lence camp chair, and a hammock in the main compartment. I have a 9.8mm 80m that fits in here easily, but obviously less room for other things. The only enclosure is a draw string which doesn't close very tight and 2 buckles. The buckles are kind of hard to unbuckle, but there's no way they are coming undone accidentally. I was worried about it not having a zipper and things falling out, but that hasn't been a problem. Pushing the rope down and putting larger things on top of it and cinching the buckles has worked for me so far and nothing has fallen out. There is a small zippered pouch on the top for small things. My biggest complaint is the tarp is really tiny. Like way smaller than any rope bag I've seen and definitely smaller than the other 2 metolius bags I have. There is no way to keep the rope on the tarp if you're belaying. A smaller complaint is that the straps are not very padded. I've hiked about a mile+ each way with maybe 8 pounds in this bag and it was ok, but not great. I don't think I would appreciate a very long approach with this bag. Overall, a fantastic value for what it is. If you have a smaller rope and want a storage or just need a casual bag that you're not using all the time it is very serviceable.

This rope bag is great, It can easily hold a 70 m rope, and is very comfortable to wear as you're hiking out to the climb. It has extra long shoulder straps so you can even wear it over on top of another small backpack. It has a little pouch at the top that you can store a cordelette and a few carabiners in, or you can use that compartment to tuck the bag into itself. Great buy!

An ideal rope bag for storing, using at the crag or carrying your rope. It is made of sturdy material and is big enough for my 60 metre rope. Real value for money.

For $20, this is the best short-approach rope bag out there. Recreational climbers usually don't take long approaches (longer than 30 mins, 1 mile) and this bag is perfect for that purpose. I have used this with my 60M 10.2 rope which felt much heavier inside of my old black diamond taco bag which I had to ditch because of it's lack of being a backpack. Having a cheap, sturdy backpack for this price is awesome. Final note - the tarp on this bag is very small, so if you are looking to keep your rope clean, then it the cheapest option would be to simply purchase a tarp and cut it to fit the size you need (8' - 8' is probably right if you're that much of a stickler). You can easily fold that tarp up real small and stick it in this bag with the rope instead of buying a much more expensive rope bag.

Love how light weight it was. Super easy to pack up and fit all my sport climbing gear 70M rope 12 quick draws and my harness... but it ripped on my first trip out and I wasn’t going to stop in the middle of my camping trip to send it back.... so a quick fix with duck tape and it’s been fine. You get what you pay for 🤷🏻‍♀️

The bag is large enough to hole 30 meters of 11 mm static rope. I love the tarp with it's loops. You just tie one end to each loop. This way you will not have a tangled mess. The aluminum hooks are a nice touch. They are more heavy duty than a zipper. I found it for 20 dollars and I think it's a good value in this economy. It will be used at backbone rock near Damascus Virginia. It has a staircase on the back side. So you walk up the back and reppell off the front. I am 51 and I love to reppell but climbing is too much work these days.