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    Atwood Rope

    I know that Samson is a favorite, and rightfully so, I love it too. I've been using ATWOOD Rope utility cord as guylines after stumbling onto them at a local surplus/camp/pack store. The utility cord is super-cheap and holds prussics like iron. It's not a limp cord, either. All manufactured in the USA, so that's good.

    I have an email into them asking if they make an amsteel competitor. Anybody else have experience with their products?
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    No experience (though my local Walmart carries some nylon rope in that brand). Keep us posted on what you find out.
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    Possibly the Kevlar section has lines suitable for suspensions & down to 1/16" like zing-it.

    http://www.atwoodrope.net/kevlar.php

    They also list an arborist section and a packaged throwline/ball which might also be zing-it like material.

    In any case, something different than yellow would make a more interesting looking contrast for soft shackle prusiks & some of my other splicing projects.

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    In any case, something different than yellow would make a more interesting looking contrast for soft shackle prusiks & some of my other splicing projects.
    David
    I use gray LashIt! as well as some red ZingIt! to differentiate.
    Makes set up a whole lot easier.
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    We've used 5/8 kevlar Atwood rope for our "tag" lines on our downed firefighter RIT kits for a few years now. Very good stuff.

    I don't know anything about the smaller stuff though.
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    I misspoke... Atwood (with one T) is not at Wally World. It's Attwood (with 2 Ts) that's got cord/rope there.
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