Double Braid Polyester Rope 1/4 Inch by 100 Feet White Black

$ 32.95

Score By Feature

Based on 76 ratings

Delivery

9.71

Value for money

9.35

Customer service

9.75

Giftable

9.28

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Polyester, double braided

Sail rigging, halyards, flagpoles, and a winch are all examples of its applications.

1/4" x 100'

Made in the United States of America

Questions & Answers

What kind of strength do you have?

Tensile strength is around 2,000 pounds.

I'm looking for the right line to use in drawstring bags that doesn't require a lot of strength. What is the most appropriate size?

Unless you're making a large drawstring bag, this 1/4" is a bit excessive. It's better to use nylon that's 1/8 inch thick.

Is it possible to cut it and burn the ends to make it fray-free?

Yes. It's a high-quality line that I use for my sailboat's main halyard. I snipped the ends and set fire to them.

Is it possible to singe the ends with a lighter or do they fray easily?

Yes, you can use a lighter or a hot knife to seal the end, but the best method is to whip the end with thread.

Selected User Reviews For Double Braid Polyester Rope 1/4 Inch by 100 Feet White Black

It's the genuine article

5/5

I've been dissatisfied with a few Amazon purchases, but I've simply returned them. It was a pleasant surprise to discover that this rope is of excellent quality, strong, and tightly wound. For my Catalina 22, I plan to use it as a topping lift line and boom vang. It will meet all of my requirements and last for many years.

Blaise Church

| Nov 06, 2021

For a 1/4" rope, it's a very strong rope

4/5

a lot of frays For a 1/4" rope, it's a very strong rope. When cut, the rope frays quickly, even if there is no tension on the rope at the time of cutting. If you use a pocket knife and pull through the cut, the rope will fray 1/2" to 3/4", making it difficult to burn down while still allowing the rope to pass through eyelets, rope locks, tensioners, and other similar devices. I had to cut it with a razor knife and slowly saw through it to keep the fray to a minimum, and even after burning the ends, I still had a glob of rope. br>br>ON THE OTHER HAND, VERY EXTREMELY EXTREMELY EXTREMELY EX.