🔗 Catahoula Outdoor Nylon Twine with Tar Coating Review

The peculiarity of this ATM is that due to the resin it stretches and does not let go. I pressed it very hard and it didn't break, at the same time it's very easy to cut with a knife. I used it to hang a tarp and also made a stool in the woods for the deal the numero makes out of the hole. I can't tell the difference between this string and a test string that's not as high, but for what it's worth I'd take it and leave it.

Highly recommended as a replacement for paracord. Tent slings, ridge slings, tripods, emergency laces and many other tasks. Cliff #36 is incredibly strong. This particular company makes premium ropes. In a large zip pocket, it is tarred, not dirty but may interact with some synthetic materials. It is also likely resistant to insects. IMO the prepper should have it. Good quality line.

This yarn works great. I use it for many purposes. I love it when camping, it's lightweight and easily fits in a backpack. Took a portable shower, broke a shoelace and used it to fix it until I got back to civilisation, tied a tarp to our tent and lounge area, caught a cat (attached a round hook with 1 string), son We got our belt forgot, and we made a spare belt, tied an S-hook to a tree, and hung our pots, pans, and groceries off the ground. I also love using it in the garden. A great…

I've only tried this yarn on a small project so far but I'm very impressed with its strength and perceived strength. This will be my go-to for my various kits and bags that contain useful items and fill needs when paracord doesn't seem quite right for the job. It took me a little longer than I expected to find the end to pull to start the coil and I had to use pliers to loosen it. Withstands my sharp scissors more than paracord and doesn't stretch one iota when I'm practicing or pressing knots.

I bought a #36 1lb spool. When I opened the package I noticed the "characteristic" smell of gasoline which seems to have gone or I've gotten used to it, it's ok if you're not moving to California. Otherwise it's great! I'm impressed with how you can unroll about 6 inches of material and keep it almost horizontal. I have made Prusik knots on different materials and it has held up very well. Bulini, trucker hitch and bower knots also hold very well. The tar finish helps hold the curve together…

This is a lightly calibrated nylon line. thinner than paracord but holds a knot well. Sure you can easily set a trap with it if you know what you're doing, but from the research I've done online, this doesn't work for a bow. probably won't stretch. However, cord is good for many purposes and is much lighter and smaller in the pocket than paracord. (I keep the rope in my bag and practice tying knots for fidgeting.) I had to use a lighter to fuse the ends of the rope after cutting, but that's to…

I bought this tarred rope on the stock exchange many years ago. Use it for pretty much everything imaginable. It was really great stuff and very strong. Finally I ran out. I looked through everything hoping to find something else. Bad luck. Last time I was walking around Revain just looking around. Low and here I found some. I couldn't be more excited. Needless to say, I told myself I wouldn't go out again. I have ordered many coils, both braided and twisted. That's a really great line. You can

I'm new to the world of banking, but I feel like I've made a great discovery. "Sort of. The 550 cable is great and proven, but expensive and almost cliche in this day and age. The bank line just quietly does its job while being very easy to use. Other reviewers have already praised this product and I agree I would like to warn buyers that Revain will supply #48 line if I order #36.I bought two separate 1lb spools of this line and #12336 is meant to be the #36 line I prefer #36 to get more…