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Daniel32

Member
Sep 12, 2024
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Hi all,

I have purchased a double braided dock line rope for partial hanging but I'm afraid it is too soft and especially soft when I squeeze it. Am I better off purchasing another rope? If I am what type of rope and thickness of rope please? Also where is the best place to buy this rope? Im from Ireland but work in London and I'm off at the moment in Ireland trying to ctb.
Im 6ft2 and about 16 stone.

Many thanks
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ihateearth

Student
Apr 1, 2024
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Google around for different rope attributes my friend. Manila Rope seems recommended. Not sure about rope Thickness. Good question.


The natural strength and all around utility of manila rope has made it the standard for quality rope. Manila rope consists of all-natural hemp fibers. This creates aesthetic appeal commonly used for decorative fences or other landscaping purposes.

Because of susceptibility to liquid absorption and UV decay, the user should be careful of sustained tension on the rope especially when exposed to the elements. Manila's absorbing quality makes it the first choice for many physical activities that require direct handling of the rope. For purposes such as tug of war, climbing, obstacle courses, or stage rigging, manila rope absorbs perspiration providing better grip. This rope will not hazardously snap back when broken as other synthetic ropes may. For a quality natural rope that is aesthetically appealing and safe for active handling, manila rope is an excellent choice.

PROS
Visually appealing, snap-resistant, low-cost.

CONS
Not UV or water resistant, may harden or rot over long periods of time.

Most Common Use:
Pulling, decoration, landscaping, rigging.
 
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purplesky9

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Sep 21, 2024
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Hi all,

I have purchased a double braided dock line rope for partial hanging but I'm afraid it is too soft and especially soft when I squeeze it. Am I better off purchasing another rope? If I am what type of rope and thickness of rope please? Also where is the best place to buy this rope? Im from Ireland but work in London and I'm off at the moment in Ireland trying to ctb.
Im 6ft2 and about 16 stone.

Many thanks
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