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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
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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.
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- May 22, 2025
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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
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- Jun 29, 2025
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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.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.
pancakelover20
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- Jul 16, 2025
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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.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
Hi could post pictures of knots you will use ? You can also message me if you want.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.
Thank You!
Lemuell
Depressed algerian guy
- Jul 23, 2025
- 31
perfectjust 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.
I hope you get what you want so you can end your suffering. I was unable to tolerate full suspension, I hope you give yourself an out in case the suffering from full suspension is unbearable. It's a fairly easy method, but honestly I'd never do it again. I don't think people who recommend it have actually tried it unless they're sadistic. Idk if my physiology is different but it was too much. I guess it's why some countries use it as the ultimate punishmentSimilar threads
