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Donate your retired or QC-failed rope or host a donation station.

Nope Rope works with entities such as climbing gyms, guiding companies, arborists and rope manufacturers to divert retired ropes from landfill and repurpose them into non-load-bearing training kits that help new climbers build real skills, safely on the ground.

Meet circular economy & EPR expectations

Regulation is moving from “throw away” to resource responsibility.

By donating ropes or facilitating their collection by us, you’re proactively aligning with:

  • Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)

  • Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) goals

  • Scope 3 emission awareness

  • Textile and polymer waste reduction frameworks

You’re not reacting — you’re leading.

Climber sport climbin on a vertical cliff face at Battleship, Portland, Dorset with a scenic view of cliffs, ocean, and sky in the background.

What do you need to provide?

How ever many of these two things as suits you:

  • Retired or QC-failed ropes over 2m and clean(ish).

  • A small spot (50x50x140cm) for a collection bin for climbers to donate theirs.

Lets do it

Why partner with us?

Because we turn your retired ropes into training tools, not landfill — zero cost, zero hassle, positive impact.

  • Circular economy in action — donating to us prevents nylon waste and extends rope life, keeping tons of plastics out of the earth.

  • ESG & EPR aligned — we provide records of how much rope you’ve saved from landfill, through hosting a donation station or by direct donation, giving you an easy path to proactive sustainability, not reactive compliance.

  • Great PR — You’ll be visibly doing right by the environment & the climbing community.

  • Safety-first — all ropes are batch-tracked and clearly marked NOT PPE. When you donate or host a donation station, we assume responsibility for the collected ropes. Liability is fully transferred and taken care of.

  • Cleaner industry footprint — you’re not only supporting skills & reducing landfill, you’re also helping make accessible, affordable training resources to the community.