1" Tubular Climb-Spec™ Webbing

Some years ago I took a Fast Rescue Boat course taught by former Los Angeles Life Guards who in the course of their learning how to operate Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RHIBs) were in a position to teach USCG and USN personnel. When the Standards for Training and Certification of Watchkeeprs for merchant mariners was enacted and Fast Rescue Boats were added to the required certification, 12 foot long webbing was introduced to us. I've not seen them on YouTube the way I was taught - they have showed the Water Knot how to join the webbing [...] - a throw bag is part of the rescue solution too - heaving and stuffing it are shown on [...](throwing) - [...] What's missing is using webbing to make a non-cinching loop around someone you have to haul onboard - often called a double lark's head - that can be turned into a harness for a rescue swimmer - allowing a carabiner to attach harness to throw bag - letting rescuer grab the victim and the person on the boat or shore or dock haul the two people to them. I've also used this webbing material for a 2nd story home escape apparatus - [...] This is great stuff. This webbing is easy to work with - use a lighter to keep edges from unraveling.

This product is what you'd expect-- strong, behaves as webbing should, and the price when I purchased was unbeatable. I did a lot of research on the various webbing offered on Amazon and this is one of the "proper" climb spec webbings you can get. Good product, will likely buy again.

I purchased this webbing to make dog leashes for the animal shelter that I volunteer at. It is more expensive than the nylon webbing I have purchased in the past but makes a wonderful leash. This webbing is so soft on the hand no matter how strong a dog you are walking. It washes up really well, I just make sure to hang it up to dry.

This is a great product in terms of versatility, durability and CE, further reasons I bought it's because of the webbing color, this will minimize visual impact at the crag.

Used this during a recent backpacking trip. I specifically looked for "tubular" webbing because the tubular version of webbing gives a much higher working weight than plain webbing. I used this webbing to go around a tree to protect the tree when I hooked up my hammock. This is very high-quality webbing. I've bought it twice so far and will buy it again in the future.

This is a great price for a great product. I have used this to make rope bridges, rifle slings, swiss seat and pull things with my truck. Very soft feel, strong.

It is just what it says it is, came in Blue Water factory sealed packaging complete with disclaimers and tips. I bought the red, it is good and bright! I wish they had a similar bright yellow! I thought that the price was competitive at $12.95

It's durable: I couldn't cut it with regular trauma shears. I had to use my Leatherman Raptor tool to cut it. It held my weight for rappelling fine. I have also used BlueWater webbing in the construction of a one rope bridge for river crossing and for setting up my ENO hammock. It holds knots well, and the knots untie easily when you want them to (if you use the right knots).

Cinta indispensable para asegurarse en una escalada o descenso. Muy buena calidad, buen precio, siempre y cuando busques un proveedor adecuado.