Reflective shock cord?

[Corncob]

Seattle Fabrics carries 1/8 inch reflective shock cord. Not sure on the price difference, but I know people on the forum have bought fabric from them before with good results.

http://www.seattlefabrics.com/elastic.html

[AaronAlso]

Oh! You're thinking of the shock cord for the side tie-outs. No it's not reflective. I think mine is just plain white. (more off-white/grey these days) I did a search, google has nothing on me. I think this is what your wanting.

http://reflectivelyyours.com/generic158.html

But it's only in 1/4" diameter


here...

http://shop.mobileweb.ebay.com/searc...ive+shock+cord

in 4mm & 2.5mm

[Boothill]

ebay is the only place that i've found it where it's half way reasonable and even there the shipping is a bit high, but it's the cheapest i've found anywhere.....

the stuff arrowhead has isn't shockcord it's a static line, i've emailed him with this very question and that is what he told me

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[Yukon]

Don't know if this helps but found this;
http://stores.ebay.com/thebestshop20...sub=1488381010

Thanks for the link ironridger, I like the looks of that cord!

[Walking Dead]

Reviving this thread. I'm also looking for reflective shock cord for my HH tie outs. I found this but I'd like to know what size shock cord comes stock on the HH.

[Gadget]

I use the niteize brand. Verry brite

[Boothill]

Reviving this thread. I'm also looking for reflective shock cord for my HH tie outs. I found this but I'd like to know what size shock cord comes stock on the HH.

it's been quits awhile since i replaced the shockcord on my HH, but i would say it was 1/8 or a bit smaller, i replaced it with some regular 3/16 on mine, wanted something stronger than stock to help hold the sides open

I use the niteize brand. Verry brite

is this shockcord, thought they only sold static line

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[Yukon]

is this shockcord, thought they only sold static line

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I'm with you, I believe they just have static line...

[dant8ro]

1/8 inch seems to be the standard everywhere I go. Sometimes you don't need thicker to have more shock, you just need better quality.

I use Novabraid, because it has good elasticity even when very cold. You can find it at many chandlerys and other marine shops. Not reflective though...