Group buy for DX40

How much is it a yard? (absent the cutting fee)

I'd likely be interested.

Michael,

When did the cutting fee go up to twenty dollars? The last time I emailed Hale it was $10.00.

Party On,

Newton

David- 24$ per yardyard plus shipping. Its really burly stuff. Should be really good for pack bottoms.

Newton- I think they just recently went up. Shame too, at ten dollars a yard I would have done it but twenty is only four dollars less than the material itself.

Michael, are they out of seconds?

Javan and I got 10 yds of seconds a while back @ $12/yd. Javan made some collars for his great danes out of it, but we haven't used it for anything else so far. It's the burliest fabric I've laid my hands on, but definitely not light.

The pricing sheet I have did not have secondslisted. I will contact hale and ask though. Thanks Chris

They are out of DX40 2nds. The sheet I got several weeks ago only had 3 yds left even then.

Ryan

Thanks Ryan. So it looks like it will be 24$ for firsts. If anyone wants in let me know.

24 a yard is too dear for me at the moment.

…in a yard or two…tops…PM me.

Checking one last time to see if there is any interest. PM me if interested or post in the thread.

Ordering Tuesday. If you want in it, the cutting fee will continue to become fractions of 20 so feel free to join in.

Could somebody post a photo of this fabric please.

What do you think. Would it be possible to use the DX40 as deck for snowshoes?

There is a pack made on these forums out of it. I sent my samples to my brother but I will get him to post a picture.

What do you mean by a deck fir snowshoes? If you mean a place to strap snow shoes, then yes. This material is extremely burly. The warp is 600 denier dyneema if I remember correctly.

Ill double check when I get back home on the denier but im pretty sure that is right. It also has an 800 d dyneema ripstop and the diamond pattern usually seen on xpac fabrics.

The construction is:

Dyneema/Polyester face fabric

Black polyester X-Ply yarn

¼ mil PET film

50 denier polyester backing

The face fabric construction is:

Warp: 400d Dyneema

Fill: 125d polyester

Ripstop: 800d Dyneema on warp and fill

Thanks Chris. A little off from memory. Regardless, it is tough stuff.

Here's DX40 with some VX21

I would like to add to my brothers post that the spec I received from Hale had the DX40 listed a 6.9 ounces not 7.9. I'm not sure which is correct though.

Thanks for the photos.

@Michael

I'm thinking about to make a pair of snowshoes for me and instead of a hypalon deck (MSR Lightning Ascent) I would use the lighter DX40

I do not know much about snow shoes. Maybe someone else will comment here?