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FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS
1.  What
makes Revolution Ropes different than other ropes?  Our patent
pending Tip Xcelerator technology that comes with every rope
allows for maximum control of your swing and delivery  and optimum action,
which will increase your catch percentage. 
2.  How
will a weighted tip help my roping?
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Better control of your swing |
Increased tip follow through     
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Fewer wave-offs |
More clean (2 feet) catches |
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More accurate delivery |
Fewer slipped legs |
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Faster loop feed |
More distance |
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More curl |
Less bounce |
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Longer lasting rope               
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Better tip
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3.  How much weight
does the Tip Xcelerator add? Actually, the Tip Xcelerator weighs less
than an ounce. And the total loop weight of a 3-strand Revolution Rope weighs
less than a 4-strand loop. The reason a Revolution Rope will outperform any
conventional rope is because the Tip Xcelerator is positioned at the tip and
leading edge of the loop, where the force of the added weight is multiplied.
4.  Will
a Revolution Rope outlast conventional ropes? Yes. A rope starts to feel dead  when
it starts to breakdown and fray.    The Tip Xcelerator will
extend the useful life of the rope by 20% or longer  because the  the
weight of the Tip Xcelerator  gives the rope life and keeps
it  from feeling dead.  The Tip Xcelerator also protects the
tip and prevents it from fraying.  And the Tip Xclerator will
generally outlast the rope body.
5.  Do I
have to change the way I throw to use a Revolution
Rope? No,
although it will take a little work on the dummy and few practice runs to get
comfortable with the additional feel and control of the tip.  Revolution
Ropes are designed to take advantage of the natural action of the weighted tip,
which means you can concentrate less on creating the necessary action to keep
your loop on, and more on the location of your delivery.  Give yourself some time to get used to your
new rope. Like anything revolutionary, it may take a little getting used to. For
information on using a Revolution Rope for the first time,
click here.
6.  How do I know what size loop to
order? We have
accumulated enough data to know that the majority of headers deliver a  # 5
RLS, and the majority of heelers throw a # 7 RLS.  Most calf ropers throw a
# 3 or # 4 RLS. If you know that you swing a particularly large or small loop,
you may order accordingly. If you are uncertain and want to make sure you are
ordering the rope that is right for you, we need a couple of simple measurements
to calculate your tip location.  Please click here for instructions on how to take these
measurements and determine your
Revolution Loop Size. 
7.  What
if my loop size is larger or smaller than the standard loop sizes, or what if I
want more or less weight in the tip? You can custom order your rope
to any desired specifications:  specific loop size, more/less weight,
shorter/longer weight length.  Just tell
us and we'll give
you a quote to make it.
8.  How
did you come up with the idea to put weight in the tip of the rope? 
The concept of weighting the tip of a rope has been around for at
least 20 years. In fact, there were weighted tip heeling ropes made in the 80's.
And today, many rope makers claim that their rope has more weight in the
tip.  What they actually mean is that the combined different fibers to make
the entire rope and loop heavier, or more dense. Revolution Ropes analyzed this
concept to the extreme and engineered the precise amount of weight, in the exact
location that would optimize the control and action of the loop without
weighting the entire rope.
9.  Are
there any rules against having a weighted tip?  Neither the
PRCA nor the USTRC have rules prohibiting ropes with increased weight or body
via a fourth strand, central core, or Tip Xcelerator.  Nor are
there any rules prohibiting covering the rope with a material that increases
performance and longevity -  such as wax, rawhide or plastic burners, or a
Tip Xcelerator.
10.  Can
I order a rope with custom printing or graphics?  Our graphic
capabilities are constantly improving. We will be launching new designs with
even more visibility in the future. Check out the photo of the Killer Loop in
the coming soon section.
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