FS: DIY 30' Bungee's

DBL

DBL

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I'm just seeing if anyone would be interested in this.

I'm going to be selling 30 foot DIY bungee's for $140 shipped (to Canada, dont know how much for shipping to usa)

I have made a 20 foot version and it gave enough speed for most flat and down rails, but a 30' one will definitely give enough speed for all rails!

The bungee's are 3 - 30' shock cords braided and tied off with a 30' lead line and one or two PVC handles

Pics of my 20' (minus the lead line)

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Please PM me if you are interested!

Daniel
 
instead of making it longer you could have just made it thicker, or doubled it over, also why are you using leadline?
 
by leadline i mean a rope to tie the bungee down, and it is more cost effective to make it longer (imo) i am open to suggestions to modify the design
 
fair enough, why did you use leadline instead of normal rope? personally I would have had a carabiner attached at the end so you don't have the chance of a knot coming out at one end, but rather the only danger is that the bungee rips, which it shouldn't . I don't see how it makes it any more cost effective to make it longer, as it'll be exactly the same strength just need less of an inrun.
 
it is normal.rope, and yes there will be a carabiner at tge end :) and i had understood that you mean morr bungee at the same.length versus doubling it over :) thanks for the input
 
If you're looking for efficiency normal rope would be a LOT cheaper, lead line is ridiculously expensive in comparison.
 
If you don't mind me asking what thickness are you using for this? Te one I made out of catapult elastic was way too thin.
 
i might have some footage, i just gotta talk to my friend who has some of it, i hope i can get it!
 
sorry for the triple post, the vid is my buddys that i filmed.I also was able to hit this rail by myself caus my bro bailed on me so i pulled the bungee back alone,

which obviously ends up giving less speed than 2 or 3 people pulling.

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