Review on 🏕️ LiteOutdoors Guyline & Tensioner Kit - Ultralight Reflective Tent Cord for Camping & Hiking- Choose 1.8mm or 2.5mm Diameter, 60ft or 100ft Lengths, Includes Non-Slip Cord Adjusters- Lightweight & Highly Effective by Darion Wooten

Purchased, was very impressed so bought another one. Won't be my last! 1. He is tough. It is advertised with a breaking load of 460 pounds and I believe it. There's a chance your tent pole will fall out or your anchor point will somehow fail before this thing breaks. Dyneema is legal.2. It's super reflective. Every time I light up the lines at night I'm always amazed at how they really stand out in the dark. I bought a very similar set of guy lines from another seller, thought they were the same. Not only did it feel cheap in comparison, but the reflectivity wasn't nearly as good. That's when I came back to get another one from here.3. tensioner swing. I love stuff like that. They work like Lineloc tensioners, which are widely used in the lightweight backpacking community. Once you get the hang of it, these are the easiest and quickest spanners I've come across. Tightening or loosening is done with just one hand and takes up part of the section. Without exaggeration. Let me tell you, when you watch your girlfriend walk around the tarp on her own to casually check and adjust the tension on the lines, it's such a beautiful thing. Of course they are plastic, they can break, they can fail. So it's always good to know a few knots to save the day when you get kicked and cracked. But I am convinced that they are among the best.4. Less Tangle. Depending on the material and manufacturing method, some cords tend to knot. I have found this line to be really easy to use both when tying and untying knots and it seems to have excellent tangle resistance. Pretty cool, which I never understood until now. It's expensive because Dyneema isn't cheap. But if you're looking for quality lines and tensioners, you've found them.