Rope material and lengths

[honourthechapter1775]

A bit of a double question here as I'm curious for others opinions on the matter. What do you think is the best material to use when tying someone. Jute, hemp, cotton, Nylon... ECT?

I myself use cotton and I have used a bit of jute in my time both handle fairly well, I've considered getting some nylon rope in the future but I'm struggling to find a good place that sells it and I'm not sure how it performs I'm worried it'll slip and slide everywhere before I can get knotted. So that is my first question.

My second being what is the largest rope size you have in your collection? Now it's not a competition so don't start comparing sizes with each other . The largest one I have in my collection is about 25 metres in length as i always like to have an excess amount when I move onto tying the chest harness as it gives me plenty to play around with and to make a few patterns as I try to coordinate and match it up on both sides if possible.

[Minerva]

Bump.
I don't have any experience....
Yet.

But I want to get some ropes soon, so I might aswell post here and wait for the replies to trickle in. Personally I heard cotton is the most comfy material one can get, so I think I'll get that. As for lengths, it'd also be nice to hear ideal lengths for ropes.

[Nexus]

Personally I heard cotton is the most comfy material one can get, so I think I'll get that.

I had heard this too, and have stuck with cotton rope for ages now.

As for lengths, here’s what I have:
- 2 lengths at approx. 30 feet, used for chest harnesses.
- 1 length at approx. 20 feet, used for tying knees.
- a bunch of lengths at approx. 15 feet, used for tying wrists and ankles.
- a bunch of lengths at approx. 10 feet, used as “connectors”, like a hogtie rope, or tying a body part to an object.

[Dpsiic]

I have enough rope to tie up the entire Dallas Cowboys Cheerleading Squad, various lengths, material thickness etc.

If only I had someone to tie