1997, Joshua D. Fine, David L. Miller, Rachel Lebejko, editors, Let's go, the budget guide to Israel & Egypt[1], →ISBN, page 269:
A fun (though expensive) way to explore Israel's scenic rock faces is by rapelling (mysteriously termed snappling)
1998, Dave Winter, John Matthews, Israel handbook: with the Palestinian Authority areas[2], →ISBN, page 402:
absailing (rappelling or snappling) is available through Desert Safari Centre
2000, Ze’ev Shavit, “Constructing a symbolic desert: Place and identity in contemporary israel”, in Review of Sociology[3], volume 26:
Sometimes such hikes combine challenging walking treks and extreme sports activities such as snappling.
2018, Kobi Michael, Omer Dostri, “The Hamas Military Buildup”, in Anat Kurz, Udi Dekel, Benedetta Berti, editors, The Crisis of the Gaza Strip: A Way Out[4], Institute for National Security Studies, →ISBN, →OCLC, pages 49–60:
Items seized included drones, model airplanes, security cameras, communications equipment, military equipment, military uniforms, auto trailers and engines, iron and aluminum pipes, metal balls, diving equipment, and snappling ropes.
1997, Stuart J. Schleien, M. Tipton Ray, Frederick P. Green, Community Recreation and People with Disabilities: Strategies for Inclusion[5], P.H. Brookes Pub., →ISBN, →LCCN, →OCLC, page 208:
Land activities include skiing; horseback riding; bicycle riding; snappling; and tractor, jeep, and adventure touring.
