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What rope for your lanyard??


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also interested in this. i've got a 13mm yale xtc rope which isn't exactly the nicest. i was hoping to get a 9m ce lanyard off ebay last night, but it was sold for a bit too much.

 

why not just find the bits on honey bros and stick it together yourself?

 

found the ocean vectran loop with eye thing on there too.

 

I coppied the same design as the celanyard but used some Marlo wasp instead from Forest an Arb, cheep as chips though pretty thick at 13mm

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Mine's a bit "out there" - 12mm Kingfisher Kingbraid which is a polyester rope with 4550kg average break load (44.6kN). I have two lengths of rope - a 5m and a 3m. It's lovely to handle, works beautifully with my SAR Rocker. Dead simple and reliable set up.

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God job Matt, look verry nice! I can´t see stiching. On my similary lanyard i use shorter prusik from 8mm Sirius (DB,spliced acording to Samson direction) and as friction knot distel.

 

It was all stitched up before it was climbed on. To be honest, I hate lock stitching and whipping.... It drives me nuts so I really have to psych myself up to do it! Lol

I have done one splice using Brion Toss' method of invisible lock stitching which turned out ok!

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