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Might get suicided

au contraire https://www.samsonrope.com/search-result?indexCatalogue=searchsamson&searchQuery=Tree%20master&wordsMode=AllWords

Here we go! https://www.knotandrope.com/products/3-strand-bull-rope?_pos=4&_sid=6db470d82&_ss=r&variant=39892732117092

Poly-dacron might wear better. Like I said, I should call that custy of mine and she has a LARGE book(s) of offerings. https://www.rope.com/products/3-strand-twisted-poly-dacron-combination-rope?variant=39257901826082

https://www.rope.com/products/3-strand-twisted-white-polyester-rope?variant=39257901367330

Its something you just know is out there. But need a clue to source it. Might be New England ropes. I should talk to a gal I know that sells rope and things to the boating and sailing folke.

Tenex, low melting point and picks. 3/8ths Stable braid for the win. Now, if you could land a 3/8ths 3 strand built like Tree Master. That would be bomb proof. Just twisty. Less hockling with stable braid IME

You should have a little something in the mail today John

On my portable winch, you can see where the 1/2" has worn it some. A smaller line would cause more wear. When winching loads, there is always some slippage if the load stalls by hitting something or digging in. Even if you set a high block. I cut specifically for what the winch will handle. It...

Think about how easy it would be to cut your finger with a throw line.

Less friction surface, add abrasive like dirt and excessive pressure on a narrow surface. the rope is the narrow surface.

That's ok. While you all debate this, I'll keep on enjoying all the benefits of have a 200 foot hank of 3/8ths. AKA the princess line. I have retired one hank of it over the years save for about 100' of it that still goes out. The other 100 feet turned into prussiks, a piece of utility on my...

Yes. 3/8ths Stable braid. 200 feet. I'll use it as a zip line too