That stuff looks good.
Any ideas for how to attach odd things, say a hoody, to the line?
I just drape clothes over the dry line. Also use the few carabiners that I carry with me anyways. But dont bring extras.
I don't tie permanent knots in the line. Keep it in one continuous length.
I use the same 2 carabiners and line to make a pulley system that I used to lift a 200lb Muley off the ground over the weekend, to skin it out.... made $50 cuz other guys in my camp didnt think it'd work.
First time going light weight saved money!
You might consider making it extra long and allow for a bight with a half hitch on you gear....each side, pull the tag tight and dally the slack.
This should let you see a half hitch. Hitch your garment close to the post, then again away from the post so as to stretch the garment out to dry.
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Then the left over slack can be taken up with a truckers hitch.
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Used correctly, you can eliminate the need for clips and excess gear. Learning knots will help a bunch in rigging all kinds of fun stuff.
1.2mm dyneema for uberlight. It doesnt stretch. 300lb break strength.