🌲 High-performance SGT KNOTS Hollow Braid Dyneema Rope – Ideal for Arborists, Boating, Camping, Crafting (7/64", 1/8", 3/16", 1/4") Review

I love the strength and ease of working with Dyneema rope. As you work with it, the color fades leaving a silvery look. So buy silver gray if you don't want a deletion to happen.

This Amsteel was just what I needed to make some hardware for my hammock. I took 50ft blue and green Amsteel. The main disadvantage is that when working with this material, the paint peels off your hands very easily. Finished with blue-green hands. I hope this doesn't come off my gear and make it dirty, especially when it's raining on it. It would be 5 stars if the color didn't transfer so easily.

Great product at a great price! I use it for the standing rigging on my sailboat so I'm very careful about what I buy. Those of you who are saying it's a fake or an eight strand, I really don't know what's wrong with you. Here is a photo showing that this is 12 strands. For those who say it's fake, this is a single Dyneema braid. Each thread is made up of hundreds of tiny threads that give it strength. There is absolutely no reason to doubt the authenticity of this product!

I have used a buckle strap hammock for many years and while I was interested in fart loops I never thought it was worth the time or effort. However, Sgt Knots had a really good deal on 2.5mm Dyneema, so I figured out what the heck. I have to say that making my own whoopie slings was a lot easier than I thought it would be. The line has no stretch that I could notice (I weigh 185 pounds with another 40 pounds of gear hanging from the harness). It was easy to work with, bright colors for better…

I've used Dyneema rope a lot - it's light, extremely strong, easy to splice etc. This rope SGT KNOTS are real (ie real UHMWPE) and arrived neatly coiled but so sticky and dirty. I chose the silver color because I read in other reviews that the color rubs off on other colors. The silver is covered in sticky black stains that won't come off even after I wash the rope with soap and water. I suspect the black dots are from poor paintwork. Whenever I've bought Dyneema rope before (e.g. from marine…

To be honest I wasn't 100% sure what to expect. All I know is that Dyneema is incredibly strong and light weight and I figured Dyneema rope would work well for my project. My thoughts after trying to use it. It is much thicker than expected to the touch, a feeling of swelling and a hollow design. makes cutting difficult. Scorching the end is not as easy as with other tackle materials. But the problem for me is how the paint wears down everything it touches. I have used it to attach to the back…