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Did it display the comfortable and max load limit? That can be helpful in determining the integrity of the rope. Hangman's noose is the most reliable and can absorb shock because of the coils.
Nymph
he/him
- Jul 15, 2020
- 2,566
I don't know the dimensions but that looks pretty thin, unless it's really long and you're gonna double it
I forget the comfortable load limit, but I think it was enough to hold my weight if I double it up. I was planning on using a slip knot and a snaggle hitch, do you think that would work well? I don't have a ton of options for ropes, so I'm not looking for perfect, just something you know would kill me.
I think it's pretty long, and I do plan on doubling up. Do you think that would work well? It also looks a bit thinner in the picture haha
I just feel a lot of confidence in the hangman's noose. It's really hard to come undone during an attempt. I would go to hardware shop and recheck for a rope that matches your weight. This one might very well do the job, idk. But it is your life, your attempt, do it your way.
shadowchaser
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- Aug 1, 2019
- 283
I'm so sorry the circumstances have come to this :( I don't have advice for you but is it okay to ask how you're feeling? What's making you decide to do this?
