Synthetic Rope brands?

diablokicks

Registered User
Location
Layton
I've been thinking about picking up a synthetic rope for the winch. The first brand that popped up on my search was Amsteel Blue. These run about 200$. Google brought up another brand "tuff stuff"

http://truckandwinch.com/tuff-stuff-synthetic-winch-rope-92ft.html for 129.

Have you guys ever heard/seen the Tuff Stuff brand? Google didn't have many reviews, maybe two forums that talked about it, but no clear reviews on the rope.

Any insight?
 

Devel

Just an Outlaw....
Location
North Salt Lake
Um...why wouldn't you want rope?

i use a winch 6 days a week :) and my cable gets dragged through dirt, rocks, asphalt and god knows what else. dont think i could trust rope to do that :)

i believe rope has its place but i see it more for comp scene not trail riding
 

Chevycrew

Well-Known Member
Location
WVC, UT
i use a winch 6 days a week :) and my cable gets dragged through dirt, rocks, asphalt and god knows what else. dont think i could trust rope to do that :)

i believe rope has its place but i see it more for comp scene not trail riding


For heavy use, I see the steel making sence as in your case.

But for the limited use a trail winch gets (mine just sits there) the benefits of rope are nice.
 

1\4elliptic toy

shenanigans!
Location
The Dark Side
why do you want to go with rope?

I will never get poked by frayed cable again :D I can see in the tow industry why cable is better, But our "trail" winches do not see that kind of use. With alot of people standing around most trail winchings, I feel that rope is safer. It also does not abuse trees like cable IF you ever had to tie directly to a tree.
 

Devel

Just an Outlaw....
Location
North Salt Lake
I will never get poked by frayed cable again :D I can see in the tow industry why cable is better, But our "trail" winches do not see that kind of use. With alot of people standing around most trail winchings, I feel that rope is safer. It also does not abuse trees like cable IF you ever had to tie directly to a tree.

thats what tree saver straps are for :D
 
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