would i be able to tie a slip knot at the ends
1157746
You will, but they won't hold as well as they would in tubular climbing webbing. This stuff is pretty slick, so if you're planning on using it for any weight-bearing purposes I wouldn't trust it.
1157747
I never tried that with any thing other than rope. It might work. It's quite flexible material.
1157748
Its fairly wide, so I would say not super easy to tie any kind of knot. It would probably compromise some of the strength of the webbing where the knots were. Its very similar to seat belt strap material.
1157749
I suppose, but keep in mind that it has a feel like a textured seat belt and is about the same thickness. When bent with the grain, it is very pliable. Bent longwise, against the grain, it does have a stiffness to it. Hope this helps.
1348239
Sure will, I've got a 42 waist, but I don't tie a knot. I wrap the ends around each other a couple of times. The friction holds the laces fine while I sit at my desk.
847492
Yes. But if you only take about 1" peice of your hair at a time and make sure your hair is free of knots then your hair shouldn't get tangled.
1425089
Yes, you can use with extra long ties. I personally buy ties from "Tie Bars.com" and they are all extra long ties.
1516213
I'm not sure I understand the question, but my reflex answer would be yes. The cord is extremely strong, is soft and flexible, and can be knotted easily. One tip: Anywhere you have a cut end, tie a little knot, as it tends to fray.
469927
Absolutely! Just drape an end over your pull-up bar, pull the other end through, and you're good to go.
1636009
Sure it would as long as you get the correct length. Also you will have to figure out how you will tether the rope ends. The rope ends come with hooks.
243614
I have been using it to secure notions after sewing on. I just dot the knot with a bit of this.
340485
Yes! You just need an adjustable wrench to tighten the metal pieces around the rope.
2128621
If you have some sewing skills and could finish off the edge then it would work. If not, I would say no because the outer edge binding would start to unravel.
1764689
I don't think so. All connections are click in type. The ropes are knotted by itself.
694709
Why sure...depends on if you can tie it down well enough. You might end up messing with it a lot.
2136787
It probably is possible, but you would have to realize there are no pegs and you'd have to "weave" the end to hold it. The grooves for the strings might be too narrow.
1016485
Yes if you restrict it from closing (I.e. tie a short piece of rope from one junction to another or keep it wedged between something). We love these. Can be used vertically or horizontally.
626967
No, not unless you untied the knot---and I wouldn't recommend it! Of course, you could most likely use a longer string and lengthen it.
899703
I just emailed the company about shortening the length and was told that I can tie a knot at the ends. Each knot will shorten it by a foot and it will not damage the hammock.
1097975
Yes, although you will need to use your own string or rope. In my case, I used left over ribbon. When assembling them, you will need to twist the bendable metal tie into a little hoop. Mine were definitely not perfect but it worked.