6:1 downhaul

Nope.




Very well. The stuff is a pain in the rear to cut. Cabela's carries some scissors for cutting the dyneema fishing lines that work pretty well. The Rapala brand ones have serrated blades and are only a few bucks. I usually pick up 2-3 pair at a time, as they do get dull fairly quick if you do a lot of splicing.

interesting the Hobie 20 class allows tapering any lines, yet the other classes don't

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Like I said, you can do a splice without tapering it, you just have a bump where the line dies inside the other. Not a big deal if its not running through any blocks.