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Has anyone been using this rope and how have they found it.
 
Thanks
Have been using atrax now about year and it's have been best rope I ever had. Using it whit ZZ and ropewrench and hitch. Core has not moved at all and outside of the rope is still looking ok
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6 hours ago, osku said:
On 04/02/2020 at 17:51, treevolution said:
Has anyone been using this rope and how have they found it.
 
Thanks

Have been using atrax now about year and it's have been best rope I ever had. Using it whit ZZ and ropewrench and hitch. Core has not moved at all and outside of the rope is still looking ok

I will get some his week.

 

Thanks for the reply.

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2 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

No direct experience with the rope, but you will feed it onto the zigzag from the tail end so it’s irrelevant how thick splice end 

My main concern is being able to remove it when in a tip point in SRT retrieval so back to front. If that makes sense.

Cheers though...

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14 minutes ago, Tommy_B said:

The splice is modified so it can be fed into mechanicals. The splice is considerably thinner than a traditional splice 

That is what i believe. But still a little dubious the actually reality of it due to it being 12.1mm and I have no clue as too the real diameter when spliced.

Cheers 

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