Just follow the easy instructions on our rope splicing page. All of Lehigh's hollow braided poly spliceable rope comes with a splicing fid and instructions.

Large rolls of organic felt or glass mat are used in the shingle manufacturing process, and a splice is a glued or taped lap of the end of one roll to the beginning of the succeeding roll. Rolls of dry felt or glass mat must be spliced together to maintain continuous shingle production. Each splice is marked for rejection before the shingles are packaged. Occasionally, an error or oversight occurs where that splice gets packaged along with the shingles.

No. While you can search for Swanton Bomb after playing From The Top Rope, it is still considered a Trademark Finisher so you can't ignore the "Can only be played after" text as specified in the text of Top Rope.

Flexible materials are not a suitable substitute for hooks or other rigid structures. Materials such as rope will tighten around the piercing, causing the skin to be pulled to one point and rip. More rigid items such as hooks are definitely better choices unless the goal is to tear free (for example in a ball dance or Sundance-type ceremony). In addition, doing this would result in major contamination of the rigging system, on top of the fact that there isn't really any way to sterilize rope.

Yes. Splicing is not a problem as long as it is done properly. It is vital that moisture be kept out of any splices or wire connections. Be sure to always use the same type and size wire, and also be sure that the splice is completely waterproof. To ensure a waterproof splice we recommend the 3M-316 irrigation splice. We make these splices available for $1.00 each. Click Here to order splices

West Marine is rigging climbing ropes of unsurpassed quality and unbeatable prices specially for CrossFitters. This is not a public offer but an act of corporate generosity to our community. Mark Chandler (Markch@westmarine.com) is the contact. If you elect to take advantage of this opportunity please express your appreciation.

The smoothest, quietest swinging experience possible. We use the highest quality rescue rope available. These rope hangers will last for years.

There are many different types of rope, webbing, chain and cable that can be used for suspension. In general, most suspension groups work with the same materials that are used by climbers and professional riggers. The most common of these are nylon webbing (for attaching to support structures), rappelling rope (for connecting support structures to suspension frames) and parachute line (to connect the body to the suspension frame).

If you let go of the rope one of two safety systems will engage. Either the self locking mechanism at the top will stop you, or the person at the bottom will brake for you. Depending on where you let go of the rope, you can expect to rappel 4 or 5 feet before the safety system engages.

The rope won't break, or get cut. The rope is designed to hold 4500 kilograms. In addition every possible safety precaution has been implemented to ensure your safety and success during this event. Certified experts, back-up safety lines, participant training, frequent on site safety checks and many other precautions will be taken prior to and during your rappel.

We wrap the posts with a lightweight rope and fasten the safety fence to the rope every 2 ft. It results in the strongest and best looking job possible. If the fence is to be relocated often as when protecting open ditches, etc. the rope reinforced safety fence is not recommended.

Terra Cotta Pendants come with waxed cotton, sliding-knot ropes which can be adjusted in length to approximately 38 cm (15 inches) to 76 cm (30 inches) long.

It's a lot more than just a rope. Uniline has been in service in the world's most demanding environments for over twenty years and has proven itself time and time again. Used by utilities companies to pull cables above ground and beneath the oceans of the world, it has withstood a diverse range of environmental conditions. To learn more click here | Menu

Fire it at a wall to connect. Up and down change the length, left and right change the direction. You can build up alot of energy and really fling yourself across the map after a bit of practice. To move around a bit more freely, hit space to detach, and then hit space again to fire the rope in whatever direction you're going to re-attach. Note: You MUST have at least one re-attach left to do this.

millimetre poly or nylon rope is a good size, with 10-millimetre better in many situations. Smaller diameter ropes may suffice, IF they're 'doubled' up.

The best splices have some loss and some cross coupling. Splice free certainly helps with critical applications.

We believe that if we are physically able to deliver a bridge to a job site without splices, it should not contain splices. From support to support, in your bridge, the structural load-carrying sections will each be in one contiguous piece. Due to the feasibility of transporting such structures, if your bridge has a net usable width of greater than 12 feet between inside railing faces, your bridge will be delivered to the site in more than one piece.

A device that allows you to quickly and easily connect two fishing lines or rig lures or plugs for better action. Gives you 100% + line strength because you're eliminating a knot!

A device that allows you to connect two lines together without tying a complex knot. Also great for making a no-slip loop of any size in any type of line. Great for industrial size applications such as automotive, boating, camping, construction, farming, gardening, logging, and any other application that uses knots!