WTB short sections of rope

[dmonn]

I'm looking for some practice rope for splicing. I could use a variety of types and diameters, but looking for stuff that's 12 - 15 feet long (or longer). I don't need any more 12-strand. I'm mostly looking for Class I 16-strand cover dependent, Class II core dependant, or Class I 24-strand double braid. The diameter is not very important. It also needs to be sort of new, and not some old, stiff, worn, dried out, pine sap encrusted junk. I'm hoping somebody has a piece or two that they nicked when it was fairly new and too short to make much of a lanyard out of what's left.

 

[Treeguy9]

I'm looking for some practice rope for splicing. I could use a variety of types and diameters, but looking for stuff that's 12 - 15 feet long (or longer). I don't need any more 12-strand. I'm mostly looking for Class I 16-strand cover dependent, Class II core dependant, or Class I 24-strand double braid. The diameter is not very important. It also needs to be sort of new, and not some old, stiff, worn, dried out, pine sap encrusted junk. I'm hoping somebody has a piece or two that they nicked when it was fairly new and too short to make much of a lanyard out of what's left.

I was in your situation and wanted to test out many small pieces of rope. I found that arbsession.com sells them for a great price per foot, not like treestuff.com.

They ship free at $20 too! Give them a look! Great people!

 

[Jehinten]

Bag o rope identification

So as I am just getting interested in splicing, I have a lot to learn. I was unaware of a float test, I thought it cut pretty easily. And does not float. My only current source on how to splice is YouTube and Google. So I may have more questions coming. Thanks for the info, it's much...

www.treebuzz.com

Any interest in any of these? All brand new. A couple are kernmantle which I believe cannot be hand spliced? Oddly enough 6 out of 9 ropes that I received are within 6" of 22'