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You're gonna be more irritated by the rope compressing your neck than the consistency. Put a t shirt on your collar like a polyester or under armorAnyone?
Would like a rope that is "comfortable", don't want a rope that feels irritable on the skin.
Good luck with your neckties it could work but a rope is safer
I'm not fixing them together. I'm using two in case one fails. I've tested my set-up and even one necktie seems sufficient so two is just insurance.That's true. But fixing a couple of neckties together is the risk
there are cases of people who died instantly by sliding on the wet floor and banging the head.You hear of celebrities like robin Williams or Kate spade hanging with everyday items like scarfs/belts and it's stupid but I'm jealous that they've managed to ctb successfully with those items
Won't such a high diameter make the noose less reliable? Won't the noose open? And specifically what can be done to make the noose stay intact?For suspension I'd use 15-20mm diameter rope. Nylon or polypropylene ropes are a little smoother and softer than a lot of choices so they may make make for a more comfortable suspension.