Dyneema vs. Spectra???
My experience has been scuba diving rigs offshore Texas equiped with braided cable attached directly to gun. I am adding a reel to the setup for some extra safety as well as to do some freediving.
What are the pros/cons of Dyneema and Spectra. I know that both are readily used and proven performers for spearfishing. I have seen mention of some pecularityies associated with each line, such as Dyneema won't hold using a line crimps and must use a constrictor knot, Dyneema having superior abrassion resistance, and Spectra makes a better reel line because it's more flexible and has a little strech, etc.... What is truth and fiction. Please shed light on the advantages and differences of these two lines. Thanks |
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I thought the only difference was where they were made. Same product
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There were some great threads a few years back. I believe they were in related to how they do as shooting line specifically. I dont know all the differences, but I have tried some different types. The white stuff rob allen and mako sells is good. Q-line is ok, but the best/cheapest i've found is zing it. Stretches a little, but super tough! http://wesspur.com/throw-line/zing-it-throw-line.html
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Zing-It Throw Line 1000ft is what you need. Yellow.
Buy from a cheaper site though |
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Dyneema and Spectra are identical. The only difference is who makes them. The differences between the lines that you described is how they are woven for each product.
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