Dyneema is nice and slippery and should run through the cringles easily. That same feature makes it harder to lock into a stopper, rope clutch, etc.
The 1/8" size is most likely too small. Rope clutches do have limits on the size range they will grip.
I'd go with the first option and upsize the line but I'd stay away from the dyneema due to cost. Harken has a super lite and small block that you can tie to the reef point to reduce friction there. Much cheaper than using a hi tech line. That block comes with small dyneema line. You tie it to the reef point with a SS ring on the other side.
The 1/8" size is most likely too small. Rope clutches do have limits on the size range they will grip.
I'd go with the first option and upsize the line but I'd stay away from the dyneema due to cost. Harken has a super lite and small block that you can tie to the reef point to reduce friction there. Much cheaper than using a hi tech line. That block comes with small dyneema line. You tie it to the reef point with a SS ring on the other side.
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