🔒 Industrial Grade 1/4 Inch Knotrite Nylon Rope - 500 Foot Spool - High UV and Abrasion Resistance Review

We have a very long clothesline. The previous yellow rope was stiff in the hands and quickly deteriorated outdoors in sunlight and weather. This rope is stronger, denser and smoother (easier on hands and clothes). So far I like it very much.

Appears to be really good quality. I bought it to run 360 feet of 14,000 volt electrical wire through conduit. The electrical company even remarked how good the quality was. Very smooth, unlike some plastic ropes. I didn't have a knife handy, so I had to cut with scissors, which took a lot of effort.

I've always liked this type of braided nylon rope. It's so easy to tie knots with - much better than a 3 strand twisted rope. It looks a little different compared to other braided nylon ropes - maybe a thicker coat or something? Don't let that bother you at all, it's a very good rope for my boat, tents, cargo trailers, etc. Good value for money.

It was a good buy. Strong, durable nylon that stains great unlike any other "nylons" I've bought online. I'm willing to believe it's 100% nylon and the other "nylons" I've bought aren't. I have never bought core nylon and it is stiffer than other nylons. Due to the core (which makes the rope stiffer) it doesn't hold small tight knots well, but that's what it claims to be.

I bought this with the intention of dying ropes. The dye Jacquard IDye Poly went well with orange and purple. The seller actually charged an extra 500 feet per roll (about 10 feet or so). The only issue I didn't expect was the shrinkage of the rope during the dyeing process, which doesn't affect the rating at all. Nylon ropes shrink a lot when dyed due to the heat required for dyeing. Order 10% more than you need and strip before cutting if final length is important.

I don't often write reviews, but this product deserves a very positive review for the following reasons: 1. It is 100% Nylon. Other so-called "nylon" ropes are actually lower quality nylon "blends". It's woven. Braided rope is not only more beautiful and soft in your hands, but also stronger.3. It comes spoiled on a sturdy plastic wheel. Other ropes I've bought in the past came "loose" in a plastic bag, which made it much easier to get the ropes tangled, especially on longer stretches like 500…