🔗 Catahoula Tarred, Braided Nylon Twine: Strong and Versatile String for Various Uses Review

I love this glass! You can use this material for almost anything. Paracord still has many uses, but with bank cord you don't have to worry about the ends melting every time you make a cut. You can get a twisted look, but this braided material is bees' knees. I have a couple of #36 and #60 reels. #36 is perfect for your finer tasks like snares, lynx or regular whip. #60 cord is closer to standard mil-spec 550 cord and has a tensile strength of 500 pounds. Do yourself a favor and try out some of…

This is number 36 on the bank line. Some of the most comfortable tar coated nylon cords money can buy. You can do so much with it. Tie plants, use them to make bushes, lynx line, fishing line, net. They call it. I know The Catahoula which is a short drive from me and it is a pleasure to visit. Located right on the Black River, it has been known for its commercial fishing for decades. They also make beautiful nets and traps by hand. I love going there, browsing and watching the ladies knit nets.

Not being a climber or hiker, I have never seen such a bulletproof cable. I love the braided design combined with the tar finish. I needed twine to tie 1 inch bells to keep my cats from jumping on tall furniture. Therefore, a product that could withstand chewing was needed. Sheet! charging cable. Just take a look. I am now looking into making bell strings and I am confident that this string is the best product I can think of for this purpose. Who knows what other tasks it will be used for in my

twirled and never complained. I saw the braided version and decided to try it to see how it differs. As expected, he definitely seems to be significantly stronger. The only downside is that the cable is very stiff, almost as stiff as copper wire. This stiffness definitely has an advantage, but it's quite a nuisance when knotting as it makes the knots harder to tighten, although the resin helps hold the knots in place as you tie them. I've found that breaking the stiffness of a piece of line…

tl;dr Strongest rope of this size I've seen, easier to cut with wire cutters than a knife or (cough) scissors. And like wire, it's stiff and tends to stay where it's put (though not exactly like wire). It holds well, that is, even simple knots do not unravel without effort. It doesn't stretch or shrink at all, dense (heavy for its size). Basically, it's the polar opposite of paracord in every way, and that's a good thing. I bought this material precisely because it is not paracord. Up until…

This review is for Catahoula Manufacturing #18 Resin Braided Bank Line, 1/4lb Spool AND Catahoula Production Number. 36 Twisted Bank Line-TBL I heard about it on YouTube and decided to give it a try. The quality of this line is top notch. The tar is even and smooth, not too sticky, but you know you have a tarred line. The resin doesn't rub off so I don't have to worry about resin getting on things I use this cord on. I chose #18 (tensile strength 165 ft/lbs) and 1/4 spool to try it out. I liked