bought my rope, looks good?

[pancakelover20]

just bought my rope. im about 57kg. full suspension hanging. i read people recommend 12mm polyester or polypropylene, this checks out right? i just wanna make sure i got it right. fixing to go out soon, next couple days. putting together my rig.

 

[Galahad]

Best wishes and much love.

 

[bagelbeautiful]

I also got 12mm polypropylene rope, just posted about it earlier as I have found it's pretty stiff, not as flexible as I'd expect rope to be, which is making it slightly hard to work with. I would be interested to know how you find yours as I'm not sure if it's just the nature of the material or if I need to try a different brand or something

 

[Forveleth]

Looks like it will work.

 

[darksouls]

hope you find relief from suffering

 

[AreWeWinning]

this checks out right?

Looks okay to me.

 

[JesiBel]

It's a good rope, I like polypropylene, it feels good to the touch. And it's a material that slides easily for tying the ligature knot without it getting stuck.

 

[Hangman.]

Polyester is ideal but the WLL is pretty good on this so it should not be much of a concern.
Do you mind sharing which noose have you chosen?
Hope you find peace

 

[Akashaaa]

just bought my rope. im about 57kg. full suspension hanging. i read people recommend 12mm polyester or polypropylene, this checks out right? i just wanna make sure i got it right. fixing to go out soon, next couple days. putting together my rig.

Hmmm. I bought a 12mm rope as well, and it looks smaller than what you have shown here. Don't know if this cunt scammed me. I'll buy a new one and compare.

 

[pancakelover20]

Polyester is ideal but the WLL is pretty good on this so it should not be much of a concern.
Do you mind sharing which noose have you chosen?
Hope you find peace

there was also polyester at the store i went to but it felt so stiff idk how i wouldve tied it. im using a poachers knot. after my research it seems like the most secure noose style knot.