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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
great product, i bought 2x 20' lengths and 1x 110' length for use with my primitive slackline setup, would recommend.
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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
I used this tubular webbing for slack-lining and it cant get any better.
It is very durable but pretty light weight. The only con is that it will streach a little in the beginning only because it is new.
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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
This webbing is great for slacklining and extending toprope anchors closer to the edge. However, it should never be used to run a toprope anchor over the edge. Weighted webbing cuts like butter over a sharp edge, and this webbing is less abrasion resistant than the coarser military spec webbing (hence the $.02 difference). Static rope should always be used to handle an edge, but if you insist on using only webbing for your anchor, use military spec. It has the same breaking strength and won't cut as easily on an edge.
Another great use for this webbing is as a rope protector. Cut a 4ft section and slide your static rope through the inside of the webbing. Works great, and is about $9 cheaper than the Spiroll Rope Protector.
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I ordered two 30ft pieces, and they sent me one 60ft piece. Not a big deal, just something to keep in mind when ordering several pieces.
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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
I use this webbing for slacklining and I love it! I haven't found any problems with it so far and I've had it for about a month.
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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
I used this product for string up my hammock. It has worked flawless.
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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
This stuff is great for slacklining. It feels great under your feet and is $.02 cheaper than Mil-spec webbing. I haven't used it for climbing but I'm sure it would work really well for anchors as well.
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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
I climb at least once a week out at our local parks and this stuff is great for makeing anchors. I love the color options and the silky feel. It is much better than the stuff the stores in town carry.
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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
Worked perfect for the slackline i made.
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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
This webbing is smooth, light, and durable. It is perfect for anchoring, or making a sling or chest harness. I would recommend it for any climber.
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Comments about BlueWater 1'' Climb-Spec Tubular Webbing:
In my opinion this is the best webbing around. It is stronger than the military grade stuff,it is .02/ft cheaper, and it is smooth to the touch. Next time I need webbing I'm buying more of this stuff.
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