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rope for learningq
what type of rope would be best if I seriously wanted to learn new
knots? how does hemp compare to synthetic ropes? |
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schreef:
what type of rope would be best if I seriously wanted to learn new knots? how does hemp compare to synthetic ropes? it should be easy to see what you are doing easy to handle what you see so thick and supple bright or light colored soft and slick rope hemp rope can be high quality soft and easy yo handle http://www.ahappyplanet.com/ahpstore...mp%20rope.html but what is called "hemp" by many is usually manila or sisal and that is a different tool (can be good) for learning and teaching cotton or polyester braided ropes are good (between 6 and 12 mm?) many ropes can fit your needs look around in a shop, try and feel what it is like the material is not at all important the way it is constructed / manufactured, that matters any rope will do, only cheap monofilament polyethylene ropes are hopeless, when thinner than 2 inches in diameter knotting like hemp, Ben |
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thanks for taking the time..... its appreciated
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