SGT KNOTS Twisted Nylon Rope (1/4 inch - 2 inch) Black or White Multipurpose Utility Line - Alkali, Chemical, and Weather Resistant - Crafts, Towing, Dock Lines, and Heavy Loads (10 ft - 1200 ft)

My previous ropes were made of nylon, but this one is much softer. If it is nylon, then it isn't nylon or is Cut through the tape that you have wrapped around the object. Because it does not melt well, you cannot seal off the ends of this type of cable. The full roll is fine if you plan to use it all, but if you have to cut it, the paper is.

Killian Morris

| Mar 17, 2021

My goal is to make drawstring backpacks using this rope. After the pandemic became widespread, it became evident that we should wash our backpacks daily when out in "pandemic world. " As the saying goes, we now thoroughly wash EVERYTHING we take with us. It was important that the cord be strong, durable, and able to handle constant use such as opening and closing the backpack, and also be able to I can't believe how good this rope is - The perfect answer to my prayers! Every evening, the backpacks go into the washer and hang dry overnight, so that they are ready to be used in the As long as the rope is used daily, it won't fray or wear away. In this case, I used the directions about how to seal the rope when cutting in, and it worked great. The best way to prevent fraying is to tie firm knots of thread in either direction of your proposed The result is that too much "unwinding" is avoided. Use a candle lighter to melt the raw ends of the end once you have cut it. YES, this product will work and it was delivered quickly. I am extremely satisfied with the product and the service. In fact, I actually need more since I'm running around making.

Brian Simon

| Oct 25, 2020

Some nylon lines have a smooth, shiny appearance to them while others have a firmer, firmer, more solid nylon fiber to them, thus being less likely to snag or to lift and pull on rough grips or the like. This item seems to fit the former category While the rope looks smooth and shiny, if you do not seize it before you cut it, the weft and warp will practically "explode" apart and unravel. It's too early to tell whether or not it will survive the test of time.

Jett Gutierrez

| Oct 27, 2020

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Pablo Valencia

| Jan 19, 2021

I use their 5/8" and 3/4" twisted nylon anchor lines as my primary docking lines on my 46' cruiser. This is my 6th order of SGT Knots boat line. My experience is that they are good quality, easy to eye splice, pliable, and entirely suitable for my application. Generally, I keep my regular lines smaller than 3/4" in size and use 3/4" for You can look me in the eye if you want If you buy Western Marine or a similar marine supply store this way, you will save a lot of money. Twisted line is better than braided line for me because I find that it stretches better As a precaution, I've put Dacron sections every ten feet in any area that is susceptible to wear because Dacron is stronger (but not as stretchy) than Whatever the size or the material, it is highly recommended.

Ruby Park

| May 06, 2021

My purchase of the 3/8" rope was for making dog leashes. Although cotton is more comfortable to hold, nylon is more durable and fits easily in hand. In splicing the rope, I was careful to bind the free ends because I was concerned there might be slippage. The resulting leashes are sturdy and attractive. In a few years, I expect to buy more 3/8", 3 plait, nylon rope.

Bryson Terrell

| Jun 17, 2021

There is only one thing I would like is to see it As I only needed 15', the longest lengths I could find were 10' then 25'. Thus, I have 10' left over since I only needed 15. Buying this rope again would be a great idea because the quality was excellent.

Kamari Bean

| Jan 25, 2021