>>2712399The tradeoff with ropes is the thicker it is, the easier it is to use (esp. climb) but the harder it is to transport. I use 5.9mm Sterling Powercord for my ultralight rappel setup, at that diameter you can't do better for strength and abrasion resistance. But I'd need some kind of ascender setup to climb it, probably a Petzl nano traction.
>body rapelWho are you, Tintin? Use an ATC or a figure 8, it will cost you $20 and work on any rope. For a harness, google 'swiss seat'
>>2712420>tie knots every 18 inchesCould work if you're strong. Practice this at home before you're getting chased by rottweilers. It's also possible to ascend a rope using only 2 prusik knots as in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43T5WAAcoWY&ab_channel=mtninstitute -- maybe unnecessary but a really good survival skill to have.
>full static or semi staticFor your plan, I don't think there's any possibility of shock-loading the rope, unless a security guard flings you out of a window with the rope tied around your ankle. So you want static.
Out of curiosity, how are you gonna get through the door?
