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    tree huggers

    Has anyone tried to make a tree hugger from braided "1.75 mm lash it/ zingit" line? A single strand is rated at 500# and much too thin for a tree wrap. I thought that if you did a 3 or 4 strand braid it might be a very lightweight tree hugger and of sufficient diameter to prevent tree damage.

    Any thoughts?

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    that will damage the tree probably. it's still tight and will probably cut into the bark.
    easy to test though. I'm curious.
    Would you do a marlin spike hitch in it too, because then the larger width of the hugger might be an advantage

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