Dyneema Cordage

I've been picking lengths of this stuff up in various diameters. Any opinions on it? It does not have a sheath or outer braid.

6mm Robline Ocean 3000

Dyneema is extremely strong, and resistant to abrasion, and very low stretch. This is the same stuff Zing It throwline is made from. It has a melting point considerably lower than polyester or nylon, however. (291F?) I have not used this particular cord. I'd be interested to hear what you think of it.

I would like to try some of it for hammock anchors, I have some whoopee slings I made from 10mm tenex
they work really well but are a bit bulky.
Have you had a go splicing it?

I am not particularly cord-savvy. I use Beeline on my lanyard but that is about the extent of my experience, and I am not yet a splicer. I had not looked into the temperature characteristics. That is a good idea.

Yes, it would definitely not be acceptable for a friction hitch, but I imagine it could work very nicely to anchor a tree boat.