100 ft Nylon Rope 1/2 Inch X 100 ft White 3 Strand Twisted Rope

Finally got here.

shockingly good quality. Please: There’s only ONE way to open a coil. cut ties, reach into the center. if you feel even a hint of torque, STOP. flip the coil over, You should experience ZERO torque or resistance when pulling the tag end from the center. NEVER pull from the outside.

ok for $

Rope seems fine so far for the price, although the rope is not nylon. Was really wanting nylon for what I wanted to use it for. But nevertheless will give it a try and see how it goes.

I ordered two of these items. Overall, the product was satisfactory, but one was 96 to 97 feet long, the other one was only 95 feet long.

I recently gave away a good amount of my rope, so I wanted to replenish my stock. I saw this 100-foot coil of 1/2" diameter nylon rope and ordered it right away. Nylon is one of the strongest materials for rope, plus it has superior shock resistance for long life. Although I don't have a boat any longer, I know that nylon is very good for tying up a boat to a dock, where its excellent shock resistance makes it ideal for coping with the movement of the boat due to wind and waves. It's UV-resistance and rot resistance make it great for this as well. And although nylon DOES lose some of its strength when wet, that loss is rather slight, so nylon can even be used for anchor lines or any other wet use without issues. As I said, I no longer have a boat, but that doesn't mean that I don't have a use for rope. Mainly I use it when a hurricane is forecast to securely tie down outdoor furniture and other items. Also, although my boat is gone we still have a dock, and I use rope to keep chairs tied down out there when we are not using them so they don't get blown into the water since it's quite windy much of the time. The 1/2" diameter is an excellent size: not too big, but not too small either - just right for most uses. The ends of this coil came with tape wrapped around them to prevent unravelling. I prefer to cauterize rope ends, so a quick hit with a butane torch on each end sealed these up nicely.

This item does not hold up from the elements. I purchased on 2,/6/2024. Material rotted out in the elements. I had it running around the perimeter of my back yard fence. I am a recovering Stroke patient. It was to be used to assist me walking round my yard, but I always had an excuse why not to walk, fall and winter (too cold)spring and summer (snakes) So it didn't rotten out from wear and tear This item did not hold up in the elements. Today is 8/9/2025. Thank you.

I bought this in January to use to tie down the fenders on my boat. In less than a year the rope is completely disintegrating in the sun. It is fraying all along its length, and if bumped or moved clouds of white dust come off of it. Might be fine for other uses, but not for outdoors. Completely avoid for marine use! I need to replace now before my fenders fall off...