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I'm trying the Samson Poly Cord three up from the Sterling on that page. 5000# and .75/foot, or $13.50/20', which is what I got. Pretty pliable, but I haven't tried it out yet.

My bad, I realized that after I asked....:|: I made up one today that only measures about 3' long, but it's just a trial runner. I can tie a bowline big enough for the snap to pass through and still girth a 5"-6" piece, which is bigger than anything I'd be ziplining out of a tree.

I guess I should have added...and how long were they after tying?

How long did you cut your cord before tying them up, Jack?

At $8 apiece, I'd use the screw-locks in a minute. You can always leave them UN-locked if you don't want them locked. I probably wouldn't trust the others you linked. The screw-locks would shine when ziplining in heavy cover, where the sliding limbs might slam into other limbs and whatnot, which...

The best kind of clean-ups!:D

(a)quick (b)fun (c)easy (d) all the above I'm going with D on this one....

Yeah, the pinned gate is a hassle, but my first non-lockers didn't have the captive eye, and I like to girth hitch my loop runners, so I definitely prefer the eye. All my zip line runners have pinned gate biners. As long as you pay attention, they're not too bad to snag. Keyed gates would...

I have 5 loop runners that I keep handy. I used them yesterday and today to zipline some smallish limbs out from over a house. I will go up to ~500# when there is enough room for the rope sag, as the runners aren't really holding the load as much as controlling the fall of the load. I like the...