Reddit reviews Country Brook Design - Durable 1 Inch Heavy Nylon Webbing - 29 Vibrant Colors (Black, 10 Yards)
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10 YARDS | Our nylon strapping is made from 100% pure nylon. It has a thickness of approximately .071 inches or 1.80 mm.1 INCH WIDTH | We recommend you use 1 inch hardware with this nylon webbing. Great for reinforcing or fastening needs as well!DURABLE | The tensile strength is 4,200 pounds. Tensile strength is the average breaking point under good conditions at the factory, we suggest that you use no more that 50% of the tensile strength.VERSATILE | Functional and lightweight, but durable enough for all of your strapping needs! Please note that some rolls may contain factory splices. If you need a continuous roll without splices, please let us know.AMERICAN COMPANY | Made here in the USA, we take pride in our products and make sure you receive the best.
Have you tried just searching online for nylon webbing?
Here's a large roll of it on amazon.
Here's a shorter section on ebay.
Here's a site that specializes in strapping.
Plenty more results from a quick search if that's the type you're looking for.
I put this on my table. Attached by screwing some nylon webbing to the table, threaded with D-rings. If you go with the webbing, put a bunch of superglue on the webbing and allow it to dry first, that will make it more solid so you can screw through it without it binding up and shredding.
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This is so helpful. Thank you. What did you go with as far as thread - like a tough nylon? I'm thinking that what I will need to do is go through the fabric of the jacket and some nylon strapping, kind of like this stuff. My current thought is to add a "back cinch" sort of similar to what SPES has done with their Hussar jacket: http://histfenc.us/design/_gallery/_orginal/313.jpg
I'm working on some Halo Armor, and I'll be using Nylon Straps and Plastic Buckles to hold my pieces in place.
My intent is to glue (or otherwise fasten, depending on what holds best) the straps to the inside of the pieces, so I can put them on and clip them around whatever body part they're on (shins and chest/back, for example), or to clip pieces so they'll hold in place (mostly clipping thigh pieces to the belt to hold them up, and upper arm pieces to torso for the same reason).
It kinda depends on the piece, really. My forearm pieces more or less hold themselves in place by how well they fit around the wrist. I like the velcro tutorial posted here, too.
Get some nylon webbing and some slides or tension locks and releases for the harness. For the pouches you could just use socks and fill them with something soft rather than an inflatable - its not like you're gonna be out on the town wearing that thing.
You could probably modify an old backpack for it too, if you dont have access to a sewing machine or a mom.
Okay, try this. Get a length of flat nylon webbing long enough to stretch from your bathroom door to a solid anchor. Fasten one end to the bathroom door, the other to your anchor.
Specifically, they recommend and carry stuff like this, of which - again - I'm not too fond of. It's too easy to have split, fray, or just simply come out too large when cutting: http://www.amazon.com/Country-Brook-Design%C2%AE-Black-Webbing/dp/B001LO47JO