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Nylon is a heavy-duty synthetic fabric that is used for industrial and outdoor applications, such as camping gear, apparel, bags, and covers.
Nylon fabric is differentiated by denier, or weights, that describe the makeup of the material. The thicker the individual threads of fiber used to make the material the higher the denier will be. Our nylon also has a urethane coating that makes it water repellent and tear and abrasion resistant.
No matter the application, nylon makes for a great water and fray resistant material that is both industrial in strength and easy to use.
Colin and John,
Got a PM from a BPLer who is going to do some HH tests. Sent out three samples this morning. We should hear in a bit.
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Please note, the weights are 2.6 and 2.7 oz including coating, not 2.3.
Not sure about the inferiority of silcoats to PU, as I've been using MYOG silnylon tent floors for several years with absolutely no damage or leakage. Maybe it is the second layer of silcoat on the inside. One thing I'm sure, the greater elasticity of the silcoated nylon helps with abrasion resistance on the bottom side. There just isn't any sign of abrasion on the floor longest in use.
With a pack, however, the elasticity might not be so helpful. Thinking of rubbing a tightly packed pack up against a rock or rough tree branch or thorny tall bush. Certainly I would put a heavier nylon bottom on a balloon cloth pack, and protective strips of material on the top where branches will rub. Would do that on a pack using any material under 3 oz, though.
Also think the higher HH silcoated nylon that is just becoming available will better resist abrasion because of the better quality coating. That's a second reason for wanting to HH test first.
So we may all see how the B-cloth does, and egg may find its way to my face. Not a problem (except for my ultra low cholesterol diet). Rome wasn't built in a day.
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