Cord.

[High Scale]

It's Liros Runner, Thanks to Nod.

[Steve Bullman]

so.....after all that...is it any good?

[High Scale]

Dunno, it's not mine, friend gave it to me to splice and try out, I'll let you know, suprisingly Dave should have told me what it was as he posted a picture of Caspers hitch cord here, http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/climbers-talk/11582-my-splicing-attempts-11.html

[Peter]

Thought it was Liros.

 

So what splice are you going to try?

[David Humphries]

Dunno, it's not mine, friend gave it to me to splice and try out, I'll let you know, suprisingly Dave should have told me what it was as he posted a picture of Caspers hitch cord here, http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/climbers-talk/11582-my-splicing-attempts-11.html

 

 

Not sure if C is still running it, i'll ask him in the morning

 

 

 

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[treequip]

so.....after all that...is it any good?

 

It’s quite soft and flattens against the rope creating a good deal of contact area, it grips like a Yorkshire man holding a fiver.

 

I found it a bit too grippy for a friction hitch and the non melting kevlariness made it ideal for burn out drops which is also naughty even if it is fun.

 

Mine ended up as a grip tensioning a speedline. Top notch for that.

[High Scale]

Thought it was Liros.

 

So what splice are you going to try?

 

Class one I think.

[Peter]

Excellent, get some pics when its done!