Ontariofarmer
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This rope is much cheaper than Oplux, made for rappelling. Slightly heavier, much cheaper.
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The 5/16" is only rated at 4,500 lbs (20kn) where OpLux is 5,400 lbs (24kn).
Nice variety of colors. I'd have to feel it & see how it handles. Having a poly cover may make it as stiff as HTP.
Either way, interesting rope.
It sounds like it is just as good as oplux, the only question I see is will it pack as nicely.
Either way it's an interesting find thanks for sharing
This was the hotness before oplux. I'm using it now. G2 and others have posts on it from back in the day.
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Samson 5/16″ Ultra-Tech Rope
This core-dependent double braid is a firm, flexible rope with a cover that protects the strength-member core from external wear. Technora® is known for its high strength, heat resistance, and…doublesteps.com
Anyone try this out yet?
Ultra tech is kind of a stiff rope and oplux is not as much (I don't have oplux, I'm going by pictures and descriptions). Meaning oplux would pack a little easier into a small space.I did not know that. Why not now
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It's just so... White. If only it came in subalpine. . Jk. I might get some of that black.The original question was about 8 mm KM111. Which is 0.91 can. Or .63 US per foot.
Way cheaper than Oplux or ultra tech
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FYIIt's just so... White. If only it came in subalpine. . Jk. I might get some of that black.
Other than that, nice find. I'd definitely give it a shot
Edit... Oh, maybe just me on my phone, but looks like black is only in the larger size.
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