my ropes out in the rain
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NickfromWI
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Re: Backup lines
If you want that "new gear high" try Yale Blaze 11mm line. You'll LOVE the light weight, but get your sticky gloves ready!
love
nick
If you want that "new gear high" try Yale Blaze 11mm line. You'll LOVE the light weight, but get your sticky gloves ready!
love
nick
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- Retired in Minneapolis
Re: Backup lines
I'll second Blaze with a side order of Smurf gloves
True Blue is the prettiest rope on the market and also one of the thickest and heaviest. Didn't Meatloaf say "One out of three isn't bad" ?
Just about any sixteen strand half inch will do the job.
I'll second Blaze with a side order of Smurf gloves
True Blue is the prettiest rope on the market and also one of the thickest and heaviest. Didn't Meatloaf say "One out of three isn't bad" ?
Just about any sixteen strand half inch will do the job.
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- Western Norway
Re: Backup lines
Hi
Opened a brand new Edelrid XP today, great rope, light and flexible. Personal favourite is Samson Arbormaster.
Svein
Hi
Opened a brand new Edelrid XP today, great rope, light and flexible. Personal favourite is Samson Arbormaster.
Svein
TheTreeSpyder
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- Florida>>> USA
Re: Backup lines
Found this referance table in library.
From: The Art of Knotting and Splicing
by: Cyrus Day
Pub. by Naval Institute Press
A great old standard of general knotting. ABOK still the referance champ. But,the new "Ultimate Encyclopedia of Knots and RopeWork" by Geoffery Budworth is great modern guide with over 1000 glossy pix that about bring it up to a coffee table, conversation piece grade. Mr. Budworth also did editing on latest versions of ABOK as well as instrumental in starting The Intnl. Knot Tyers Guild in England i beleive.
Found this referance table in library.
From: The Art of Knotting and Splicing
by: Cyrus Day
Pub. by Naval Institute Press
A great old standard of general knotting. ABOK still the referance champ. But,the new "Ultimate Encyclopedia of Knots and RopeWork" by Geoffery Budworth is great modern guide with over 1000 glossy pix that about bring it up to a coffee table, conversation piece grade. Mr. Budworth also did editing on latest versions of ABOK as well as instrumental in starting The Intnl. Knot Tyers Guild in England i beleive.
