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No,the difference is not significant.
More weight savings can be made by swapping out whoopie for UCR's or even single line system with no gear-just knots/bends.
Saving weight on the hammock/tarp...

Why don't you try one of the COGs.
Only one strand of line each side,minimum tree strap length to save weight(your kevlar?)
Line attatches permantly to tree strap and the cog can get up closest to...

I suggest you follow your own advice.

Just because i haven't been on here for long doesn't mean I haven't been around for a while.

I'm pretty new to hammocking but been camping and boating for...

Cheers.

I found a lot of replies in "go advanced" so maybe I can do it through that method.

I replied to something in "new posts"
How did it get there if it was that old??

How do you reply to multiple posts,I am on an android and haven't seen this feature

I didn't revive this thread and I'm not selling anything.

False accusations will get you nowhere.

4 consecutive posts?????-answers to various others.

Just go hang somewhere and chill out.I...

You may be right about "amsteel" being available in smallest did. of 7/64 but dyneema sk75 cones in less than 1mm in the fishing industry/sport and I have purchased 1.9mm dyneema and made a whoopie...

Let me put this in a concise way that you can understand.

There is no advantage in using dynaglyde over amsteel.

Dynaglyde only comes in one diameter(correct according to suppliers website)
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There is no advantages amsteel comes in the same diameter as well as a range of larger diameters too.

There are better areas to try and safe weight on like food,water,clothing,pack,stove type(wood...

This is my dream hang and please forgive my OPINION but it looks life threatening to me,how bout you?

I realize that not everyone aspires to this and I still hang in "safe" locations but look at...

I HAVE HAD MY SUSPENSION BROKE.

I purchased some 1.9mm dyneema sk75,breaking strain 375kg.
I had a whoopie sling one end and UCR other end.
It was OK while my weight was evenly distributed but...

Where did you get 1000lbs from.
3mm dyneema sk75 has a breaking strain of 1000kgs-that is 2200lbs.
1/8" is slightly larger than 3mm so even higher .

If you are that concerned about the stresses on the line change up the diameter.
3mm dyneema sk75 has a breaking strain of 1000kgs so I can't complain about strain on the line at my 130kg weight.
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