Re: Biothane

[Teddy Lancaster <Teddy@runningbear.com>]

cberto@juno.com wrote:

> Anne, for years I used nylon web bridles -- plain, combos, etc.  Cool,
> lightweight, throw them in the washer to clean up.   Last year I decided
> to try biothane and got a top brand bridle for my youngster.  Very pretty
> bridle...but...I'll never buy biothane anything again.  Impervious, hard
> edges, slick.   It's nylon web for me from here on out, and
> unfortunately, nylon is getting harder and harder to find  (:-(
> --Connie B
>
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  There are still good nylon bridles, etc. out there...we still make the SOFT
polypropylene ones we've been making for 18 years...still selling lots.  Not
everyone loves BioThane......

Teddy

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