Beautiful just beautiful

Does it feel any different, being made from recycled plastic?

gorgeous, Walter! well done, sir 

that's a beauty, Walter. i actually like it better than the other (there's my natural fibers bias showing through). do you prefer the split pouches over solid?

Nice sling! I really like the braiding, it looks like one piece of rope almost!

Hey, thanks for the feedback on my slings!

Paleo, I used to think split pouches had to be the dumbest idea since ramblers. Then for some reason I tried one and haven't made a solid braided pouch since. If you make the pouch right, you can sling small, medium and large ammo. I like the way they look and the way they work. The last two (pictured) have really wide pouches. I don't know why I did that, but I'm going to go back 3/4 inch per split.

Fundi, I'm assuming you mean the natural fiber (jute) sling. I like it ok, but in my op, it isn't as good as the b&w over hemp core sling. I don't know exactly what jute is made of. Looked it up and still don't really know. I do know it's a bit light and actually feels dry. I coated it with besswax, but will have to give it another go. The thing just sucked it up and next day still felt dry! But then, as you know, if you need to make a fire... Haven't run across any flax yet, so I still think hemp is probably the best natural fiber for slings.

walter

Walter, I think both of your wool and jute slings are great.  OK, the wool thing is extra great.
I got my own little project going on now, after seeing your pictures.  It will be jute with a wool split pouch and whipping.  Stuff I got laying around.
It will be thin and wery light and pocket friendly, that`s how I prefer it right now .
I too tend to like split pouches, but for golf balls and other smooth stuff l prefer others(leather, seat belt,etc...).
timann