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dynema
- Thread startersjurba
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I've used this with no problems.........
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dyneema-2...orting_Goods_Sailing&var=&hash=item3a83dbe916
Id stay away from the RED BEUCHAT cord. I found it to be the worst dyneema ever.
Rob Allen dyneema is the best no doubt. My red beuchat cord tore after a few dives, while my Rob Allen cord has been in use for over a year without a single tear.
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Rob Allen dyneema is the best no doubt. My red beuchat cord tore after a few dives, while my Rob Allen cord has been in use for over a year without a single tear.
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