🔦 LILUO 5mm 65.6ft/20m Glow in The Dark Luminous Reflective Guyline with 10 Aluminum Adjusters/Tensioners - Highly Reflective Tent Rope Review

The line is too thin to pass through the tensioners. I don't mean "too fat"; I mean the line will never go through any of the holes in the turnbuckle.

The rope is clearly visible at night when it is attached to your tent in the picture. The aluminum adjusters have a ring to hold them all together. I came here not just hanging out in a bag

It DOES NOT GLOW IN THE DARK, it has some reflective materials on it but even that is not very reflective, the image I provided must have been of a different product, that actually works as advertised

I bought this and replaced the wires for my Anyoo Shadow/Cover design. Finally no more tripping over orange streamers in the middle of the night. The paracord glow in the dark is clearly visible at night in low light.

Cable glows in the dark after being 'charged' for several hours in daylight. visible until complete darkness, and then rely on your flashlight and the reflective threads woven into the cord. The only problem is the list. Title, description and photo correspond to ten peepers. He came when he was five. Revain replaced it (even overnight - kudos to customer service) and guess what? only five idler pulleys had to be replaced!

First of all, every kid can count to 10 and I only have 9 peepers. that even I will live with using 8. That adds 20 m or 65.5 feet. Can you guess what's not 65? I counted the number 43 5 times just because I thought I was wrong. Until I collapsed and pulled out the tape measure because I needed 6 ≈ 10 foot pitches. So, 20 feet shorter and a turnbuckle, yeah I don't care if it glows or reflects, it's just cheap rope. Save time, buy something better like Nitelinese. Oh, and for those wondering…

Appears to be of good quality, thick but light line. I was a bit skeptical about 2 hole stretchers (rather than 3) but they hold up my greenhouse well. Woven reflectors work well when you have a light source at eye level. You don't show up to me with a flashlight at waist height. The line glows very brightly immediately after the light hits it (as seen in my photo). The only problem is that after a full day in the sun outside, by the time it gets dark the glow is already gone and the lines…