Hi, I have an 18mm rope but I am wondering if this is too thick and will cause me to suffer for longer. Should I purchase a 12mm one to use instead?
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It depends on your body weight. For me, 90 kg a 20 mm rope was suitable to pass out within 5 to 15 seconds, when hanging full.
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Check a strength chart for your rope.
If you cannot find that, tie one end to something solid, grab the rope with both hands and see if it will support you.
If you cannot find that, tie one end to something solid, grab the rope with both hands and see if it will support you.
