Green 20

Green 20

50m
$119.00 USD
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Green 20

Green 20

Ultra-soft, super stretch nylon webbing

Ideal for long and stable highlines
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ISA Stretch
6.2% @ 5kN · 10.4% @ 10kN
Design
Flat, 100% PA
Weight
53 g/m (3.56 lbs / 100 ft)
MBS
30 kN (6,744 lbf)
Sewn Loop MBS
24 kN (5,395 lbf)
Width
19.1 mm (0.75 in)
Thickness
3.5 mm (0.14 in)

Batch W24AG View batch report

Description

If you like our Green slackline webbing, you are going to LOVE this new 20mm version! The same great feeling, strength, and stretch as our 1" version, but narrower and thicker!

20mm width webbings bring a number of benefits to the highline world that we all can benefit from. Listed below are some of the more notable advances that this type of webbing brings to us.

Green 20 is a luscious webbing that feels oh so soft beneath your feet and has a marvelous movement and feel to it that is unmatched in the world of nylon webbings. Never has there been such a stable webbing with such power behind it!

We have limited supplies of this new 20mm Green, so order it while you can!

Made in the US.

Lightweight & Strong

Green 20 is Lightweight and Strong

A strength-to-weight ratio that is built for big highline projects

Green 20 weighs in at with a strength of . This gives Green 20 quite a high strength-to-weight ratio, packing the maximum punch in the smallest package. This ensures an easy hike in and a confident walk on the line.

The construction of Green 20 puts a lot of fibers in the middle of the webbing, hidden from the elements. This gives Green 20 an extended lifespan when used for the long term. It will retain its strength and stretch better than other nylon webbings due to how much yarn is hidden from the faces. So for those permarig projects, Green 20 is a great option for a strong nylon that is also quite bouncy.

Three-Zone Construction

Green 20 Weave Zones

Narrow and thick for cozy walks and catches.

Due to Green 20’s exceptional thickness, the Strength Zone comprises the majority of the webbing’s structure. These high-strength yarns are embedded deep within the core, shielded from environmental exposure, which significantly enhances Green 20’s durability and resistance to heavy use.

Surrounding the strength zone fibers is a protective layer of nylon yarn. These yarns are similar to the yarn in the strength zone, but are woven tightly in a twill weave, which resists abrasion and provides a very smooth and soft face that feels great on the hands and feet. This protective layer serves as both a barrier to the Strength Zone and an interface to the walker, making it a critical component in the structure of weave.

At the edge of Green 20 is a vibrant group of green nylon yarn. This zone is not woven any differently than the protective zone, but it is made with a solid color to enhance the visibility towards the edge of the webbing, giving Green 20 a nice visual affect while it is being walked on. Since Green 20 is so thick, these edges naturally become quite round and soft to the touch, making pillowing unecessary.

About This Webbing

Certification, design, materials, compatibility and sewing — the fixed properties of this webbing, the same on every batch we weave.

Material

Material
100% Nylon (Polyamide)
Weave structure
Flat
Weave features
Pillowed Edges
Weave zoning
Four-Zone Construction with Strength, Bi-Color Outer, Edge, and Pillowed zones

Walkability

Style
Best used for walking big projects with playfulness.
Optimum tension
1.0 - 4.5 kN (225 - 1,000 lbf)
Preferred lengths
60 - 400m (200 - 1,312 feet)

Highline

Highline approved
Yes
Backup length

How long should the backup be with a Green 20 mainline?

MainlineBackup
50 m 56 m
60 m 67.2 m
100 m 112 m
120 m 134.4 m

For any other length, make the backup 12% longer than the main.

Compatible hardware

Webbing Anchors
Webbing Grips

Sewing

Pattern 502

Sewn Loop

24.47 kN MBSmean 27.73 kN · n = 5measured W24AG

Sewn loop, pattern 502, Green 20

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Sewing specification by design
Sewn LoopPattern 502
Pattern502 · Bartack ramp for 20 mm webbings
Pattern dimensions74.5 × 16 mm (L × W) (3.0 × 0.6 in)
Opening size130 mm (5.1 in)
Webbing fold210 mm (8.3 in)
Sleeve length200 mm (7.9 in)
Bobbin threadAmann Xtreme Tech with Dyneema · 220-tex · Yellow
Needle threadAmann Xtreme Tech with Dyneema · 220-tex · Red
Stitches184

Test Data

Measured values from the current production batch (W24AG · Mar 2024). These update with every batch we produce.

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Dimensions

Cross-section
Weight: 53 g/m
Width
19.1 mm (0.75 in)
Thickness
3.5 mm (0.14 in)
Weight
53 g/m (3.56 lbs / 100 ft)

Strength

MBS
30.92 kN (6,951 lbf)
WLL
10 kN (2,248 lbf)
Alpine WebLock
27.69 kN (6,225 lbf)
MightyLock
24.28 kN (5,458 lbf)
Sewn Loop
24.47 kN (5,501 lbf)

Stretch

A great deal of stretch for a great deal of fun.

Green 20 feels as if it stretches infinitely. It does not compare to a freestyle webbing, but for bigger lines where dynamics are preferred, Green 20 shines. You can achieve massive dynamic moves without ever feeling like you hit the bottom, which is refreshing for a strength-first nylon design.

Not only does Green 20 exhibit a more playful stretch curve than typical high-strength nylon webbings, its performance is optimized within the standard highline tension range of 1 - 6 kN (225 - 1,350 lbf). This ensures a consistent and responsive feel without excessive effort when tensioning.

ISA Stretch @ 5 kN
6.15%
ISA Stretch @ 10 kN
10.35%

Standardized ISA stretch method, 200 mm gauge.

Green 20 — stretch curve
ForceStretch
1 kN 2.15%
2 kN 3.38%
3 kN 4.69%
4 kN 6.48%
5 kN 7.88%
6 kN 9.06%
7 kN 10.10%
8 kN 11.03%
9 kN 11.86%
10 kN 12.52%
11 kN 13.15%
12 kN 13.70%
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Stretch-curve method — read off each webbing’s load–elongation curve, not the standardized ISA gauge test.

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