Prices are most readily affected by the length of the rope you choose. At times, as we all know, you also end up paying for the brand name that comes with a product. However, many of these big brands also offer warranties with their products, making them much more valuable.
Logically, the longer the rope that you buy is, the more it will cost. Prices also change depending on which extra features you purchase. For example, a rope with dry treatment and in a bicolor pattern will be much more expensive than the same rope that doesn’t include these features. Finally, skinnier ropes tend to be more specialized and therefore more expensive than thicker ropes.