BigSpray

@Lars may have a good point.

Kind of a dirtbag move on mattm’s part by far.

I took the time to read all 50 plus pages of this safe sport thing. This thread seems to be a rehash of the prior thread, just in different statements. It pretty much comes down to join AWSA and ski tournaments or don’t join AWSA. Pretty simple. I will not be joining AWSA because I don’t really ski tournaments anymore. So I’ll opt out.

I do not talked to ML or have any affiliation with them. I gave my own opinion on both ropes. I never said S lines were poor quality I said they were stretchy. I don’t walk the fence with many things and I tell it the way i see it. Please don’t keep me connected with ML. weather or not you care for me or not it’s not fair to have ML tied to me.

@drago let’s clearly here are saying under a load a 60 foot 15 off of greater will stretch feet or will stays stretched out feet? Under a load yes I can see that. After a set and remeasuring the rope I don’t see the rope staying that long.

Never stopped skiing. Just did not ski tournaments

Maybe this conversation should of been had prior to the bashing of a new rope company as a school/life project and placing a new rope company with no real history of quality or longjetivy on a pedastoll Per slalom Steve from is post at the beginning “There are ropes that are stiffer and ropes that stretch more, ok. But what is "good" and what is "bad," what is "forgiving" vs what is "performance," how does one distinguish "higher quality" from "lower quality," etc? “ Very interesting.

@Drago the possibility of a rope that is tied correctly and the correct length stretching feet is veruley impossible. Need to see proof.

I’m sorry tournaments. I corrected my post.

If you must know I stoped skiing tournaments in 2012. Have started to get back into skiing and have been trying new ropes to see what is new since I have been out for so long. Because I have tried both ropes I figured I’d chime in.

Great product. I wish success to Ryan.

@ScottScott of you must know I have been on this forum since 2011. I prefer to keep my profile private because it is really nobody’s business.

Interesting everyone falls over S Lines but when there is another rope company with a price point rope to compete with S Lines everyone get there but in a pucker and yells foul.

@scoke not sure who you are but Thanks. I live in Washington. If ever down there I may take that as an invite.

@MI3Eventer that is my opinion about the rope performance. Nothing was said about the quality.