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Country Brook Design - 1/2 Inch Olive Drab Green Military Spec Tubular Nylon Webbing, 10 Yards
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Country Brook Design - 1/2 Inch Olive Drab Green Features
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OLIVE DRAB GREEN | 1/2 INCH WIDTH | It is best to use 1/2 inch hardware with this webbing | Approximately .066 Inch or 1.68mm thick | Melting point of 500 degrees fahrenheit
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STRONG AND DURABLE | With a breaking point of 2,000 lb, this tensile strength allows for an adventurous lifestyle. We recommend that you use no more than 25% of the tensile strength of any webbing.
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VERSATILE | Versatile and lightweight, but durable enough for all of your strapping needs! Please note that some rolls may contain factory splices. If you need a continuous roll without splices, please let us know.
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FUNCTIONAL | Tubular webbing can be used in the same applications as regular nylon or polypro, but its strength allows for added projects. Sheath tubing, rock climbing, or use in extreme outdoor sports.
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PLIABLE | Easy to work with, this tubular webbing is flexible and smooth to the touch.
About Country Brook Design - 1/2 Inch Olive Drab Green
Adventure awaits you with Country Brook Design's Military Spec Tubular Nylon Webbing. Designed for superior strength and unwavering durability, it is the perfect addition to your rugged lifestyle. Tubular is pressed flat so it looks like normal nylon webbing, but it is actually hollowed out. When using flat nylon webbing, it can easily get caught or snagged on rough, disheveled rocks. This tubular webbing naturally ‘’rolls’’ around rock, avoiding cuts and abrasions; an excellent choice for those who seek an adrenaline rush. With an unbeatable tenacity, this climbing webbing is made with premium grade nylon that is stronger than our regular, heavy nylon strapping. A strength like this makes it the ideal go-to for rock climbing, rafting, camping, and other general outdoor activities. The 100 yard roll will ship in two separate 50 yard rolls. Warning: Climbing is inherently dangerous. The equipment descriptions here are not meant to be an instructional booklet. Anyone using this gear is personally responsible for learning the proper techniques. All equipment specifications are from the manufacturers. Improper use or misuse increases risk of injury, paralysis, and death. For proper instructions on use, consult a climbing reference guide.
