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your problem is that tachyon is 11.5 rather than blaze at 11.1mm

try using your other clutch

also blaze is a bit firmer

 

Must have my ropes mixed up Bob.

 

The other rope was 13mm I was sure it was XTC, it was smooth as on that one but jerky on the tachyon with clutch changed

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Must have my ropes mixed up Bob.

 

The other rope was 13mm I was sure it was XTC, it was smooth as on that one but jerky on the tachyon with clutch changed

 

agreed but still the clutch you have put in is for 11mm so when it gets worn it will be ok

but tbh blaze would be better imo as it is 11mm

that is the beauty of the spiderjack same clutch 11-13mm

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I really like the XTC scorch, seems to be a 12mm rope, not sure if its meant to be slightly thinner and tighter than 'ordinary' XTC, but it seems really nice to use.

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XTC Fire is really nice. Its 13mm. I find it really supple. It seems really different to the XTC spearment rope, but they both seem to have the same specs. The fire seems to be suppler and faster (smoother).

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Yale XTC rope is the only rope to be given the A grade standard under the new RTC banding system, everything else is either B or C. 3 Strand Nylon is F, Multiplait is Z. Beal Baobab didn't even register as it was so bad.

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