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I don't see the Speer No Tangle on the web page anymore...besides, I want to buy a big spool. Which line is the equivalent to the no tangle? (e.g. Lash-It, Zing-It, Dynaglide, etc).
I have some grey Lash-it, but it's the 2.2 I use for (stealth) tarp ridgelines. I'm looking for something (non-stealth) for guy lines.
I believe No-Tangle is no longer in production.
I'd suggest some braided mason line in a bright color. Or a 1.75mm zing it style. Both are reasonably priced.
No tangle is available here-Quote:
Originally Posted by Lonely Raven
http://stores.tttrailgear.com/-strse...Categories.bok
The closest equivalent I have found is here-
http://www.zpacks.com/accessories/spectra_cord.shtml
Sorry, haven't found a bulk supplier for the smaller stuff.
There is this too.
http://www.gossamergear.com/cgi-bin/...zc_2_line.html
I've been eyeing this for a tarp ridgeline
http://www.amazon.com/Edelweiss-Edel...ef=pd_sbs_sg_1
the 2 mm x 60 m looks the most appealing, to me at least.
of course it isn't reflective but..ehh
It's under accessories on the webpage ordered some last month
Yeah, I didn't realize it was at TTTrailgear.comQuote:
Originally Posted by medicjimr
I think I might buy some if the alternatives don't do something for me. I already have a spool of silver/grey Lash-It 2.2 for my stealth rigs. I want something bright for my "please don't trip over me rigs"
The single braid Dyneema that Warbonnet sells is good stuff, and very tangle resistant. I actually made a thread about it after I cut my guy-lines.
http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=23755
I didn't realize he had some of this...I just put in an order for a quilt...I should get a hold of him and ask if he can add some to my order.Quote:
Originally Posted by LyttleBryan
Some of the smaller single braid Dyneema lines are pretty good with tangle resistance but IMHO not as good as Dacron covered Spectra lines, like Speer no tangle, which is stiffer. Also the Dacron cover makes it better for holding knots.
I'm torn between being able to splice, or the stiffness/no-tangle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Knotty
I made some guy lines for my Edge tarp over the weekend, and I spliced eyes into each end and used #0 S-biners for quick attachment. My fiance loved the idea (she uses the blue Edge tarp now), and they held up to 50MPH winds we had yesterday (though one of the S-biners gates popped).
I guess I'll just have to try both and see what works for me. :)
I use it with my Spinn UL tarp from him. I got some of the mini cord locks that the hammock forums store sells. Everything held really well in the insane wind I was in the other night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lonely Raven