Help Should I go for a thicker rope?

[imonadeadline]

All ropes work but I want this to be as quick and comfortable as possible (there is no perfect death though, I understand that.)

I'm fairly thin, around 60kg-70kg, 5"6 tall. Would this 6mm rope work? Or should I opt for a thicker one? I suppose I can technically double it but I'm not really great with ropes.

Thanks in advance for any advice given. This is pretty short notice.

 

[Worndown]

You should go for 12mm. Strength and comfort are important.

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

I, 90 kg use 20 mm rope and pass out regularly when I hang completly. According to the rule of three 13 mm should be all right for you.

 

[identity0]

I got 12mm polypropylene because thats what i typically read is recommended

 

[fkyou]

I, 90 kg use 20 mm rope and pass out regularly when I hang completly. According to the rule of three 13 mm should be all right for you.

Wdym "when I hang completely" do you play a game

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

Wdym "when I hang completely" do you play a game

There are ways to to hang completely non lethally.

 

[regular john]

There are ways to to hang completely non lethally.

how ?

 

[diy-event]

You should go for 12mm. Strength and comfort are important.

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How do you determine thickness - by the weight of the person?

 

[Worndown]

12 mm in all but the cheapest rope should hold 200 pounds. I suggest having a 50% safety factor due to involuntary movements after you pass out. You weigh 200, get a rope that holds 300.
Good stores or online should have a strength chart. Double braided dock line is very strong. Check the charts attached. No rope can be too strong!

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

how ?

Put the noose around your neck, throw the rope over a vertical beam, hold the end of the rope with your hands and lift your knees. When you pass out you fall on the ground which should be soft.