TECEUM Rope – 1/4” & 3/8” – 90 FT | 150 FT – Strong All-Purpose Utility Rope – Camping, Crafting, Flag Pole, Indoor & Outdoor – Polypropylene Nylon Poly Lightweight Diamond Braided Cord – Black

Great rope that looks and works like thick paracord. I bought this for securing furniture and other belongings on several moving trucks and it worked great. It has high strength, is easy to see among furniture pads and varied cargo, and it is easy to both tie and untie when using various moving knots (mostly another variety of hitches). Like paracord, the ends fraying and spread apart when cut unless taped or melted, but it does not spread down the rope, making end treatment unnecessary unless you want to keep the same cut length around for a while. The rope is also durable. I have continued to use the pieces that I used for moving for various tasks around the house, from securing items together to keep them out of the way for a while to using it as a makeshift clamp for gluing up chair legs. All in all it is fantastic rope.

This rope was just what my husband was looking for to use with his tree stands. Color is great for blending in. Rope was strong and the length allowed us to cut it into smaller sections for his application.

Great product, will work well for our needs. It is thicker/more heavy duty than expected, soft, pliable, easy to use and cut for multiple purposes (we use it for staking crab traps and tying up paddle board/kayaks), love the green/gray color - very easy to see in the water.

Worked great on my great grand sons new swing.

I use this on a pulley system as a clothes line. The small diameter makes it perfect for this. It stretches being outside all the time at first, but once its acclimated it lasts 2+ years. The typical cotton clothes line never lasted a full year.

Worked perfectly for rugs I made

Great quality and strong rope

DO NOT USE THIS ROPE TO SUPPORT HUMANS. This review is for the 1/4 Inch (7mm) rope, which is rated at 250lb. WHAT YOU GET: a hank of rope, 100% polypropylene, with a woven outer sheath. WHAT I LIKE MOST: - Good variety of outer sheath colors - Floats in water even when waterlogged WHAT I LIKE LESS: - Nonwoven core leads to safety concerns (see below) - Hard to untie knots - Absorbent and easily waterlogged This rope's outer sheath is woven. I trust that part. However the majority of the rope is made from a non-woven fabric (see photo). This comes with two side effects. Firstly, the material tears easily. This translates to a rope with a low safety factor (i.e. can't take shocks well) - if it comes under sudden tension, it will tear rather than stretch, especially at pinch points or knots. Therefore you should use this for static loads only and certainly not for securing things that might move suddenly. Secondly, the core makes it easy to crush the rope sideways, as would happen if you tie a knot in it (see photo of figure eight knot which is concerningly small). When flattened, the core of the rope is more prone to damage. BOTTOM LINE: This rope is good for bundling, tying things down, and similar light duties. I wouldn't trust it in any safety-critical situation where it needs to carry anything of high value.