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Looking very astute there Josh.
I'm gonna get new lenses with blue blocking this time around. I spend 90% of my working hours in front of screen, 90% of my time on the can looking at my phone and 90% of my time at home staring at the 40" screen
We had a very good eye doctor with a small practice, she got bought out by a large group (not jervey) and it really isn't so personal anymore. Lots of huge TV's, art work, etc........
Hopkins Eye has worked out fine. They take pictures of the inside of yur eye bawl...
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If you want to go premium, look at Bubba Rope as well. Well designed for use and Southeast Overland was offering the club a discount, but I am not sure their business status now.Anyone have a thought/opinion/experience on synthetic winch rope. I'm rebuilding a 8274 to go on my 40 so I'm looking for ~80' x 3/8". I see a wide range of prices from S70 to $500.
Synthetic Winch Rope with Rock Guard (12,500 LB)
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Trail-Gear DuraLine Exoshield Winch Lines
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I wanting to not go premium if I can help it. I probably will never get stuck in a canyon in Moab but I would like to feel confident that I could get out of a sticky or slippery situation if needed.
Overall I like it. It is so much easier to handle the line when doing a recovery, and there is a safety factor if it breaks that the line will not become projectile of its own. We showed this last year with an old, damaged line and a bad pull. It snapped, but dropped to the ground, and we tied it with a blood knot to finish the recovery. Another member here had a well used steel line that typically drew blood from broken strands even with gloves.
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I’ve had mine stolen off my duramax and my tundra recently.
I put that exact line on my winch this year and have put it through some serious winching. At Windrock this year we had to drag my truck up over a rock ledge using my winch hooked to another winch. We ended up burning up my 12000lb Smittybilt and uprooting the entire boulder on the obstacle. The line did great and came out unscathed...the 80 didn’t get so lucky. Worth every penny so far!
