Rope King TN-58300 Twisted Nylon Rope 5/8 inch x 300 feet

$ 143.99

Score By Feature

Based on 18 ratings

Value for money

7.77

Customer service

7.78

Delivery

8.03

Satisfaction

7.56

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Product Description

As a result of nylon's abrasion resistance and flexibility, it absorbs vibrations without damaging it

The strength of twisted rope is higher than that of braided rope of the same diameter

A diameter of 5/8" and a length of 300'

Lifting, towing, tying down, anchoring, and docking are all suitable for the device

Visibility is enhanced by the use of white

Questions & Answers

The manufacturer of If I use a little tension on 30 lb anchor, will the rope stretch closer to 1/2"? I read that 5/8 Chinese rope is to be used for 1/2" windlass to avoid slipping. ?

About 1000 times a day, we pull up 150 lb hydraulic oyster tongs with this rope and we can use it for about a month until it chafes, but it does not

What are the chances of this rope floating?

It is a twisted nylon rope of a 3-strand nature If you stick a strand of rope in the water, it won't float for too long. In my docks, I use it as a line. This might be of use to you.

Selected User Reviews For Rope King TN-58300 Twisted Nylon Rope 5/8 inch x 300 feet

Purchases should be avoided! The rope you are about to buy is not good! This week, I tried using it for my boat for the first time, and it broke or chafed

3/5

At this point, my boat is adrift in the mud. You can float on it, not nylon! Poly blends are the only way to go!.

Nicole Bates

| Jul 02, 2021

There are flaws in the design and the windings become lost

3/5

A spool like this is a good thing to have when you make morning It was 27 feet in length with 2 feet eye spliced into it. After I ran into flaws that led to unraveling two of the three strands, I gave up. There were some flaws left on the remaining 270 feet, so I had to peel them off. My longest line was 50 feet, but I had to burn a few threads to achieve it. I had two 30 footers and two 27 footers, and the rest were between 10 and 20 feet long. Approximately 15 feet of carpet have been thrown away. Having to twist every splice pull was a difficult task because the winding was so loose. It was a very cheap price when compared to other places, so it is true that what you pay for you take. Had already cut the first line, so I should have sent it back. Put in a lot of time on the splicing.