Strapworks Heavyweight Polypropylene Webbing 1.5 Inches by 50 Yard, Yellow Gold

Description

Rolls can differ in apparent size depending on how tightly the webbing is wound, but the length of the material is accurate. Polypropylene is a great outdoor webbing, with decent UV and mildew resistance and some ability to float over water. In short, it's an value for many applications, from whitewater rafting tie down straps to utility slings to backpack repair. In short, it's an excellent value for many applications, from whitewater rafting tie down straps to utility slings to backpack repair. Polypropylene is a great outdoor webbing, with decent UV and mildew resistance and some ability to float over water. It resists acids, alkalies, oil, and grease better than nylon webbings, and will not stretch or color-bleed when wet. While not quite as strong as nylon or polyester webbings in terms of break strength, Heavyweight Polypropylene is easier to sew and less expensive. In short, it's an value for many applications, from whitewater rafting tie down straps to utility slings to backpack repair. HWP is our #1 most popular webbing product thanks to do-it-yourself enthusiasts the world over! Please be aware that lengths greater than 10 yards may include splices from the factory. Rolls can differ in apparent size depending on how tightly the webbing is wound, but the length of the material is accurate. Strapworks is a family-owned company based in Oregon, USA. It resists acids, alkalies, oil, and grease better than nylon webbings, and will not stretch or color-bleed when wet.

Key Features

• Please be aware that lengths greater than 10 yards may include splices from the factory.
• Polypropylene is a great outdoor webbing, with decent UV and mildew resistance and some ability to float over water.
• HWP is our #1 most popular webbing product thanks to do-it-yourself enthusiasts the world over!
• It resists acids, alkalies, oil, and grease better than nylon webbings, and will not stretch or color-bleed when wet.
• While not quite as strong as nylon or polyester webbings in terms of break strength, Heavyweight Polypropylene is easier to sew and less expensive.
• In short, it's an value for many applications, from whitewater rafting tie down straps to utility slings to backpack repair.