Snuggly nylon - Black White

Snuggly nylon - Black White

$9.99
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Snuggly nylon - Black White

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Snuggly nylon - Black White

$9.99

Quantity: 3 Strings

 
  • Material: Snuggly Nylon
  • Length: 47" 120cm
  • Stretch Length: 55" ~ 141cm
  • Weight: 1.08g
  • Format: Regular
  • Type: Pre-Blend
Ultimate softness meets Wooly performance
Description: Snuggly takes everything you love about Wooly's performance—its bouncy stretch, open loops, and slack responsiveness—and pairs it with an impossibly soft texture. It delivers the same high-speed, dynamic playstyle as Wooly, but with a plush, cloud-like feel that protects your hands during aggressive play. It's the ultimate combination of high-performance slack play and maximum comfort.
• Softness: 5/5
• Speed: 5/5
• Slacks & Suicides: 4/5
• Whips: 4/5
• Bounce: 5/5
• Ideal Playstyle: High-speed slack and whip play for players who demand extreme softness and maximum hand comfort.

 

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The Nylon Chronicles

2092. The biosphere had crossed the point of no return. Synthetic polymers from the twentieth century had formed floating continents and infiltrated even human bloodstreams. Extinction was no longer a hypothesis, but a measurable deadline.

Project Carothers was initiated under survival protocol.

A single temporal jump was authorized to 1935, to the DuPont laboratories. Chemist Tesla Pinson was selected for a specific reason: her genome had been reengineered to host nanocatalysts capable of interfering with polymerization reactions without leaving any detectable signature.

During the synthesis of nylon, a brief energy fluctuation altered the polymer’s molecular architecture. The new fiber retained its mechanical properties, but incorporated a delayed instability mechanism: a programmed rupture of bonds after one hundred years of environmental exposure.

History did not diverge. Nylon became ubiquitous, replacing silk, cotton, and light steel. No one noticed the anomaly.

In 2035, the first large-scale depolymerizations were recorded. Industrial waste disintegrated into chemically inert compounds. Ecological systems stopped collapsing, without truly healing.

Humanity was not saved. It was merely permitted to continue.


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