Shoe lace partial

[cneoien]

Does anyone else plan to go out with shoe lace?

 

[seekingeternalsleep]

i thought about it but idk if it's strong enough to hold your weight

 

[cneoien]

i thought about it but idk if it's strong enough to hold your weight

I put my arm and leg in the ligature and was able to lift my body off ground.

 

[Jrmull1993]

Any particular reason your looking to use a shoelace?

 

[cneoien]

Any particular reason your looking to use a shoelace?

thin ropes apply better pressure. legitimate ropes are hard to come by at this diameter.
even 8mm is wide.
i had sn, but i've read stories of people having what seemed like allergic reactions on sn here.

 

[NeverEndingPain]

thin ropes apply better pressure. legitimate ropes are hard to come by at this diameter.
even 8mm is wide.
i had sn, but i've read stories of people having what seemed like allergic reactions on sn here.

Hmmmm I thought 10mm was a good thickness according to everything I've read on this forum

 

[BluesRunTheGame]

I've always thought it was a good last resort. As long as the laces weren't old and frayed of course.

 

[cneoien]

Hmmmm I thought 10mm was a good thickness according to everything I've read on this forum

i recommend 10mm for full suspension. after many trials personally i can never get a 10mm to work, partially suspended

 

[NeverEndingPain]

i recommend 10mm for full suspension. after many trials personally i can never get a 10mm to work, partially suspended

Oh I see. Thanks for clarifying