🧗 10mm Static Outdoor Rock Climbing Rope for Fire Escape Safety Rappelling Review

High quality, strong and durable rope. I used mine with seat belts when working on a steep roof. .Did my job because I'm still here!

High quality. It works well as a lanyard with one end free and the other clipping to the other to hold it somewhere if you want to do something like that - not what you should. 🥴 For falls/tumbles (including rock climbing) I think it should be a thicker rope.

Used to hang a baby swing from a branch, this rope works very well. It comes with quality carabiners and well-made loops on each end. The instructions are the usual hilarious Chinese translation with gems like "don't let him touch sharp objects"!

Good overall but wish they hadn't removed the end of the loop and just let out the rope with both loose ends. I'd rather entrust my life to a knot in a pulley than to the end sewing itself up sweetly and carefully. (I haven't cut off that end yet as I can use it to hang a load to pull the static rope a bit.)

I'm a hobbyist, bought this to climb trees in the backyard to trim. I weigh 230 pounds in a harness, the rope was up around the branches of the tree, rubbing back and forth and there was no visible damage or wear to the rope. My upper body isn't very strong so I designed 2 Prusiks, one for the legs, one for the arms and made the rope. The plastic eye protectors broke quickly, I'm not sure if that was intentional.

Pretty good for the price. I've climbed a few trees for pruning - climbing 30-40 feet, with my weight of 200 pounds. It helped me, but to be honest when I've seen a more expensive and better quality rope - this one looks a bit like a toy. After climbing it feels like a wooden stick - hard and inflexible - I have to bend it a lot to regain flexibility. expensive and more reliable rope. Because I don't know how long this one will last. But technically it did what was claimed.

I just want to ask why do some static rope manufacturers use 2 heavy duty carabiners that are so sharp they cut the rope every time you miss it? I'd rather just buy rope and lower the cost. I'm just starting out and don't have money for branded ropes, so all I know is that the Kn values should be great. I would also like to have kn values printed somewhere and maybe CE? Of course, "the UIAA has been made aware that more and more online retailers are selling products incorrectly bearing the UIAA

I love this rope. Used it to chop down a 30-35 foot tall maple tree. I actually have three. I use one to pull a chainsaw, another as a rescue or haul rope and another for the same or for use in a 3 and 3 pulley system. It ABSOLUTELY beat its price in every way. I've put heavy loads on the pulley and it shows no wear. He rubbed himself against the rough bark of the trees and suffered almost no damage. He caught a 50 pound maple branch from a butt tie. My ONLY regret is that not all my ropes are…