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Single braid for rigging?


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Does anyone have any thoughts/comments as to the worthiness of single braid ropes as a main rigging line, i.e. Tenex, Yalex, Nerex etc?

 

I'm keen to hear pros cons etc. Not used it myself.

 

Cheers in anticipation

Nod

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i would of thought tennex and yalex would have pluckes and easily damaged if running against a tree or tree trunk and if tieing knots at the first half hitch i would imagine there would be a build up of heat causing damage to the rope

although strength to diameter would be a plus point

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ive just been reading about it being used as a hitch. make a spliced eye in one end, then open the braid up and feed your climbing line through the empty core for a cple of inches and exit. this is your hitch. the idea seems kinda neat but i havent tried it yet.

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