Multi-Purpose Climbing Rope - 8/10/12mm x 5/10/20/30m, Ideal for Rappelling, Boating, Tree Swing, and Sailing

Best rope I have purchased. Very strong. Used for pulling trees in correct direction when cutting.

If you've ever had to practice knots or lashings with 550 cord, you will really appreciate this rope. We used it for round, square, diagonal, and shear lashings for scout competitions. We also used it on our ninja course as a command one rope bridge. Very great rope that fuses fine when cut and at the best price you will find.

This rope has many uses, and it's cool that it floats, but it's sturdy enough to use for lots of other stuff where there aren't large bodies of water.

Our old dock line was in bad shape and heavily discolored. This one is colorful and very strong. We have used it to pull the boat around the dock and on to the trailer as well as to tie up to the dock. Not much to say other than it is a strong weather proof nylon rope that could serve many uses.As described, it does dry quickly and has not faded in the sun. Good price when comparing to other options.

This rope comes tightly hanked in a thin cloth drawstring bag. On the positive side, unlike some ropes of this diameter I've gotten it is actually usable as-is when received; some have been so stiff I've had to spend hours running them through a carabiner to get to where you can tie a knot in them. Granted, because of how tightly hanked it is for shipping it's has some kinks and twists in it, but I've loosely coiled it and have it hanging in the garage and after a few days it seems to be relaxing.The bag the rope comes in is really only for shipping - it's sized for the tightly hanked rope, not for it once it's been un-hanked and coiled... and it's thin. When I think of a rope bag I'm thinking of something the size of a 5 gallon bucket or so made out of a heavy fabric that you can toss your rope loosly into and it is protected from dirt and debris. And can be hauled up a face or through a passage and not worry about tearing it.. and this bag is not that.

It’s a static line (no stretch) so it will be stiff and not as flexible when you tie knots. Best used for rescue situations, caving, hauling, or rappelling. It arrives with the ends already melted to keep them from fraying, but you’ll probably want to bind, re-cut, and then re-melt the ends to give them a nicer finish. The included nylon drawstring carry/storage bag is nice, but you’ll never manage to get the rope back into that little bag after the first use. (I’m sure I can find a new use for that bag.)

I didn't get this rope to ascend the north face of the Eiger or belay my climbing buddies on the great descents in Zion or even to rappel into the caves of mystery. I got it to tie down some big loads on my pick-up truck. Not so dramatic or awe inspiring but I was bone tired of cobbling together a bunch of mismatched roped to get a length suitable for the tie down. This rope is great for my needs. It's reasonably pliable, soft on the hands, unbelievably strong, sunlight resistant and easy to knot and un-knot. It will have a place of honor in my camping kit, too, as an all purpose, all season rope that I can depend upon.

will last thru any trek or obstacle you put this thru... i towed my dodge challenger out of a mud pit with this sucker and didnt even see any signs of strain on it afterwards. one beast of a rope