Copy of Rope Types- jute

 

Throughout my shibari and rope-making career, I've tried and tested many different types of shibari ropes, some I had allergic reactions too, some smelled like a goats, and some where amazing!

If you don't want to waste your money, then keep reading because here you will learn which ropes are best for bondage, and which should stick to tieing up boats.

Natural- Fully treated jute shibari rope - RebornRopes

The classic shibari favourite

Jute - Single Ply

Pros

  • Traditional
  • Inexpensive
  • Lightweight
  • Strong
  • Low stretch
  • Flexible

Cons

  • Absorbant
  • Sheds fibres
  • Slightly scratchy, especially for those with texture sensitivities

Shop Single Ply

Hardworking favourite

Jute - Double ply

Pros

  • Hardwearing
  • Inexpensive
  • Low maintenance
  • Lightweight

Cons

  • Absorbant
  • Less flexible than single ply
  • Slightly scratchy, especially for those with texture sensitivities
  • Sheds fibres
Shop Double Ply

Rebel's favourite

Hemp

Pros

  • Strong
  • Dense
  • Heavy
  • Smooth - no itch
  • Available in lots of colours
  • Naturally antibacterial
  • Ethically grown

Cons

  • Heavy (some people love the weight of hemp, some hate it)
  • Relatively expensive
Shop Hemp
‘Mermaids’ Bamboo bondage ropes - shibari photography, Chesh of RebornRopes

The babygirl's bestie

Bamboo

Pros

  • Super soft
  • Lightweight
  • Flexible
  • Great for sensitive skin
  • First choice for decorative ties
  • Tons of colours

Cons

  • Knots can over-compact when pulled too tight
  • Stretchy
  • Not suitable for suspension
  • Easy to snag
  • Absorbant
Shop Bamboo
Shibari UV Glow Rope. 'Lilac' - RebornRopes

The Raver's favourite

Glow Ropes

Pros

  • Soft
  • Easily washed
  • Perfect for nightclub wear
  • Glows in the dark
  • UV reactive

Cons

  • Synthetic fiber
  • Requires UV Lamp for full effect
Shop Glow ropes

Ropes I do not sell (and why)

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