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![]() Polyester webbing is hard to find, and nylon stretches a lot, so lately I've wondered about the advisablity of using Amsteel Blue for jacklines. I used it for lifelines and I like it. I've read Brion's suggestion to locate jacklines high and outboard, though I envision running these along the side decks tight against the cabin to the anchor bit.
Pro--it doesn't stretch, it's plenty strong, resists chafe and UV damage. Con--it's round & slippery, a possible problem if it's located where you walk, and could be mistaken for running rigging in the dark (though it doesn't feel anything like Sta-set). Has anyone any experience with it in that application, or any thoughts you'd like to share? Thanks. John V. |
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