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I guess 3/4" is pretty hefty. More interested in the 'stiffness' factor; that 1/2 superbraid looks pretty pliable.

Ok - I'm a cheap-ass and having trouble pulling the trigger on a $200 flipline, since my next most expensive one is probably only $60. Any thoughts on this rope: http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=7&item=1940 being stiff enough to replace a wire-core lanyard? The negative...

Thanks! I'll try to put something on here after I've ordered and used it for a while; always used steel-core, but recently started a new job with a company doing power ROW clearance work. No steel-core allowed. ☹

Yep- it's on the wesspur website, difficult to find since it's listed as buck rigidline, but I emailed them, and it is indeed uniline and the picture is wrong- and it does come with a steel swivel snap... Second to bottom at http://www.wesspur.com/fliplines/rope-safety-lanyard-kits.html. Says...

Found them! Competitor's website though... Sorry treestuff! 😕 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I tried there first! I got an email back from Luke Dunlevy saying that they couldn't do special orders on Yale cordage since there is a minimum order. :cry:

I'm looking for a 10' yale cordage uniline flipline/lanyard with a 90-degree-twisted-attachment-point positioner and heavy steel swivel snap on the end... Anyone know where these can be had? Thanks!