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I don't think Husky rope is a low quality rope at all. It's not new and it's made by a great company who makes many very good products. It's just made by a smaller company. I know I am able to keep my prices lower than my competition here because I am smaller and more efficient. Same thing with...

I say get the 9/16". I worked for years with that being the biggest rope in our arsenal. 1/2" might be easier to use everyday because of the lower bulk, but you get used to the extra size of 9/16" real fast.

I think the rope is initially stiffer than Stable Braid but after use I cant tell the difference. Maybe the diameter of the Husky is larger which would account for the added weight. As far as chafe resistance and strength couldn't there be a difference in the way the sheaths are made and a...

Treestuff should be free shipping????

$135 for 200ft http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=3&item=700

For all you guys who are voting SB, have you tried AllGears Husky as well? I am having a hard to putting my finger on why exactly I prefer Husky but I do. I think it's every bit as durable, I believe it's stronger, it's cheaper and I reallylike the hand feel of it once it's broken in.

We use 16 strand XTC for natural crotch. We picked up a spool from Baileys I think and it was on sale for $300 something. Great rope for natural crotch. We have Stable Braid, Polydyne, and Husky double braids for false crotch rigging. I have to admit I like All Gears Husky lines the best. Good...