Woopie sling rope?

[Dog Tag]

ooppppsss......

 

[tuttle]

nice job, shame that your op has not made good points bar mine.

 

dropped loads on dynamic rigging using dyneema, not a problem with the rope and not a burn in sight, don't know what all the fuss is about

[tuttle]

this is my dyneema sling, just as strong, and in your back pocket:thumbup:

[Dog Tag]

Tuttle,

will get some dyneema and give a go.

Let you know how I get on.

 

Take care.

[onelab]

this is my dyneema sling, just as strong, and in your back pocket:thumbup:

 

That looks tidy Tuttle. Is that what you use for your main pulley on light rigging jobs?

 

I've made up an e2e out of the 4t yale bracing, with a 13mm srte light rigging pulley off of it.

 

Nice and compact for the back of the harness for the odd bit of small stuff.

[Ewan Murray]

That looks tidy Tuttle. Is that what you use for your main pulley on light rigging jobs?

 

I've made up an e2e out of the 4t yale bracing, with a 13mm srte light rigging pulley off of it.

 

Nice and compact for the back of the harness for the odd bit of small stuff.

 

Yeah "small" stuff haha

 

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[onelab]

Yea. Sub 3tonne = light rigging

 

 

Ewan! You're a right vertex vent!

 

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[tuttle]

That looks tidy Tuttle. Is that what you use for your main pulley on light rigging jobs?

 

I've made up an e2e out of the 4t yale bracing, with a 13mm srte light rigging pulley off of it.

 

Nice and compact for the back of the harness for the odd bit of small stuff.

 

I started using it for light rigging, pushed it a bit with some heavy bits of scots pine, i'm not scared to use it on anything now.

 

Think the friction is a misconception and I have the proof.