Braided Polyester Arborist Rope Outdoor Rope for Tree Climbing Hiking Camping Swing

It will not knot properly.I am a US Coast Gauard Captain and Have probably spent over $100K on line for my personal yachts and boats, in the last 50 years.I know rope. This is the worst handling rope (called “hand” in the industry) I have ever seen. It can not be coiled properly for storage, stowage or throwing.I have never seen a line that had a worse memory characteristics, regardless of price, and this line is not inexpensive. I also do arborist work, and have rock climbing lines.I threw it in the corner pile, in my “dunnage” heap (junk), and will probably never use it.Buy any other double braid and you will be better off.No respectable rope manufacturer would put their name on a product of this quality.

Firstly im not a climber nor tree service. I use this tree trimming piles, bushes, or a few weeks ago pulling a Stander ZK out a spot I knew I shouldn't have gone into.My only complaint is the ends are loosely open. But if you wanted to make a looped end it would be easy so it may not be such a bad thing. I have subjected this to a LOT of force. As in a hydraulic lift to pull a small Japanese maple out with the root ball. It never made a sound, barely stretched at all and have drug it on the ground since with very little abrasive damage. Highly recommend to buy and just leave in the truck for whatever. If it does manage to break, its light enough to not cause any damage.

I made a door mat with the line. It worked easily without kinks or binding up. Splicing the ends together was easy. Time will tell as to whether the color will fade. 50’ lengths are fine for my purpose but as sailing rigging would be too short.

Very well made rope but it cannot be eye spliced due to the tightness of the cover braid.

I bought this to make a tree swing for the kids. The rope works great doesn’t have much stretch. Good value for the money for what I needed.

perfect for a bike haul system. very strong and chafe resistant components

Love it