somedayilllearnMake sure you understand what the limitations of the rope is before you purchase. Your area and terrain should play a big factor in your decision just because it is cool doesn’t mean it will work. Most look at price this is a product that you cannot... moreMake sure you understand what the limitations of the rope is before you purchase. Your area and terrain should play a big factor in your decision just because it is cool doesn’t mean it will work. Most look at price this is a product that you cannot look at how much it is going to cost, for best results you have to determine if it will work for the area you wheel in. This is the problem with all products most people must have because it is the in or cool thing to have, cool most of the time is a waste of money and time or is the factor of you being stranded in the middle of nowhere. Well that is all I have to say on this subject for now wheel safe my fellow ATBE members. less
January 30, 2017
LoardcrashVery interesting topic Bteck, I have a letter that I received from ARB on this subject I hope to see this topic in the forums soon and I will share it then. Just to give a little on this I found trying to get the right info from stores is a waste of time... moreVery interesting topic Bteck, I have a letter that I received from ARB on this subject I hope to see this topic in the forums soon and I will share it then. Just to give a little on this I found trying to get the right info from stores is a waste of time most have no clue about synthetic rope you have to remember there is so many options out there for synthetic rope it will make ones head spin. Most failures are from buying the wrong product for the job I contribute that to lack or wrong information given. Anyway great topic less
January 30, 2017
97TJDyneema SH-75 and Aramid are still plastic fibres and have a too short a lifespan to justify the high cost for me. Yes, there are cheaper made in China alternatives, but after seeing various versions of these ropes in use and breaking as recently as last... moreDyneema SH-75 and Aramid are still plastic fibres and have a too short a lifespan to justify the high cost for me. Yes, there are cheaper made in China alternatives, but after seeing various versions of these ropes in use and breaking as recently as last month, I still prefer steel cable. My 2 cents.....
January 30, 2017
CrazyZJlol well tamato tomato lol if you want to call it plastic that is great I think your missing the point here I don't think anyone is trying to convince anyone to switch to synthetic rope I know I have had my fill of crap very god dam expensive crap too... morelol well tamato tomato lol if you want to call it plastic that is great I think your missing the point here I don't think anyone is trying to convince anyone to switch to synthetic rope I know I have had my fill of crap very god dam expensive crap too lol so I went back to steel rope this is all I have to do with steel rope "wash it oil it use it" to easy
January 30, 2017
BteckYour right CrazyZJ topic was totally intended as a informational discussion and I think it has been going that way basically what does everyone prefer Plastic or steel ? I like the way this topic has been going it is great to have end user comparisons... moreYour right CrazyZJ topic was totally intended as a informational discussion and I think it has been going that way basically what does everyone prefer Plastic or steel ? I like the way this topic has been going it is great to have end user comparisons that really in my opinion tells the truth of how a product is preforming. so far even reading topics like this in different forums it is evident that there is and has been alot of trouble with synthetic rope used incorrectly or not.
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