"without ropes" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example: He began his tightrope walk without ropes.
Almost all the sites are without ropes, barriers or signs.
Performing only with Remy Chaudagne (bass) and Ichiro Onoe (drums) is like rock climbing without ropes.
Picnickers have been known to do the climb on this route both with and without ropes, depending on personal preference.
But whoever comes along next will move the bar further and do it without ropes or bottled oxygen".
Potter, 43, was a climbing and wingsuit pioneer and the creator of "freebase," a hybrid extreme sport that combined rock climbing without ropes and skydiving.
In 2009, I wrote about Alain Robert, the French "Spider-Man" who has free-soloed — climbed without ropes, or anything else — many of the world's tallest buildings.
And you can't really play FarmVille without roping in your Facebook friends.
Despite the prevailing rule in many historic cities -- that is, the more treasured the building, the more likely it is to be torn from its urban fabric -- Philadelphia has preserved much of its past without roping it off.
In October 1987, Steve Sillett, a 19-year-old college student, made a running leap into a California coast redwood tree and climbed some 300 feet to the top without rope or safety gear, nearly falling to his death several times.
Bouldering is defined as rock climbing to moderate heights (up to around four metres) without rope.
Rock climbing or bouldering (rock climbing to moderate heights without rope) comprises many aspects that are considered useful, but until now, there has been hardly any research on the effects of a bouldering group intervention on people with depression.
