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The 22 and 30 footers were custom ordered.

@lxskllr John, a word of caution on small diameter lanyards. They are somewhat harder to grip than a thicker rope, and thus your hands can tire out more quickly. Of course, it depends to a degree just what sort of methodology you have developed for using your lanyards. For example, I would...

@Treeaddict, if you want to SRT into 250 plus foot tall PNW old growth conifers, you need in excess of 500 feet of rope. And moving around in the crowns of these same trees, 40 feet of lanyard is very helpful. Obviously, I determine what the task will require, and select from the arsenal as...

Rope lanyards: 12', 15', 18', 20', 24', 40' (really!). Rope lengths: 50', 100', 150', 200', 225', 300', 400', 600' (really!!). Cable cored fliplines (I know you eliminated these from consideration; but anyway, for fun): 12', 15', 18', 22', and a very seldom used 30'.