Basically, when you use a knot whatever has the largest bends will be the strongest from a rope compromise point of view. This type of rope has its strength on the long axis and when you bend it too...
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Basically, when you use a knot whatever has the largest bends will be the strongest from a rope compromise point of view. This type of rope has its strength on the long axis and when you bend it too...
According to Samson's Class II Whoopie Sling documentation the rope retains 60% of the original strength. Dynaglide and Amsteel are made from UHMW polyethylene so the numbers should work for both. ...