Can it be used for repelling? (150 lbs)
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Rothco is spec'd at a sustainable rate buy myself I would rely on 5/16" or 3/8" for repelling as the polyester cover is better suited for wear. since safety standards are typically 75% of rating you would only repel once and only in an emergency situation. Any failure would be at the knot point as the stress there would exceed the cord specification not in all likelyhood along the rope length.
3424
The term is "rappelling" and no, this rope is not made for technical climbing. You should use only ropes bought at outdoor stores made specifically for climbing or caving for rappelling or doing any rope work involving body weight and your life.
2116321
I would not use it for that at all. You can use a simple steel rod for that.
1997593
Probably yes, but depends a lot on your weight. Up to 140 pounds likely very good. I will try it!
1016703
Yes, definitely. I have a 100 lbs bag that I leave on the mount. The thing wont budge. I even hang from it just to play around (I am 260 lbs). So 150 will be fine.
1453377
It is currently handling my ~22lb center OK. It doesn't inspire supreme confidence in its ability though. At least in my experience it does the job but it is a little scary looking.
1041547
Yes these will work for 150lb mono just fine. After months of repeated use they will gain a slight bit of "play" but still function very well. I use mine mostly for 100-130lb test but have used them all the way up to 300lb.
1014977
Personally I wouldn't use it to hold any pets in. The magnets work decent, but not strong enough to keep a pet from going through.
2805
While the cord does have a 550lb test strength, and your weight is only 150lbs you should theoretically be able to use this cord for repelling. The reason i say "theoretically" is because I have never personally tested this cord for repelling. However, You shouldn't have a problem. My only concern would be in case of a fall with the velocity of your weight being applied to the cord would it snap? I would suggest you research the testing on this cord. Another thing to think about is the fact that although the cord is very strong it is also very thin. Will it fray too quickly on stone?Hope this helps! While the cord does have a 550lb test strength, and your weight is only 150lbs you should theoretically be able to use this cord for repelling. The reason i say "theoretically" is because I have never personally tested this cord for repelling. However, You shouldn't have a problem. My only concern would be in case of a fall with the velocity of your weight being applied to the cord would it snap? I would suggest you research the testing on this cord. Another thing to think about is the fact that although the cord is very strong it is also very thin. Will it fray too quickly on... » Read More While the cord does have a 550lb test strength, and your weight is only 150lbs you should theoretically be able to use this cord for repelling. The reason i say "theoretically" is because I have never personally tested this cord for repelling. However, You shouldn't have a problem. My only concern would be in case of a fall with the velocity of your weight being applied to the cord would it snap? I would suggest you research the testing on this cord. Another thing to think about is the fact that although the cord is very strong it is also very thin. Will it fray too quickly on stone?Hope this helps! « Show Less
1293109
120 lbs. I pull 60 + lbs in it and it works just fine! I would suggest using something for padding though! Thanks:)
650631
Not that I saw. But I would think it should be able to handle 150 pounds. Guess not
1802335
would not recommend this for weights more than 150 lbs stability with large weights a bit dangerous.
1453379
It is currently handling my ~22lb center OK.It doesn't inspire supreme confidence in its ability though. At least in my experience it does the job but it is a little scary looking.
1211033
I haven't tried it on anything that heavy but I do not think it would work for that.
124155
My crab traps weigh about 60lbs but they are in the water until I grab them. All I could say is try, I do not believe its made for that use.
2270141
It really depends on how much weight you plan on using. I don't think I've gone much heavier than 150lbs, but it's a very solid piece of equipment, the padding is sturdy and doesn't spread too much either!
456757
I wouldn't use it for anything more than the recommended weight. More strips doesn't really mean it will hold more weight.
947764
I've never tried, but would not use it for that. It's designed to pull up archery equipment such as a bow at maybe 4-8 lbs. Not designed for people...