TECEUM 1000lb Rope – 1/4” & 3/8” – 90 FT | 150 FT – Strong All-Purpose Utility Rope – Camping, Crafting, Flag Pole, Indoor & Outdoor – Polypropylene Nylon Poly Lightweight Diamond Braided Cord – Black

Exactly as described, exactly as expected. Nice low cost, high quality rope. Will buy again when I need more rope.

Good rope and easy too tie

We purchased the TECEUM Clothes Line & Flag Pole Rope, and it has proven to be a fantastic addition.Pros:Strong and Durable: This 90-foot, 1/4-inch rope is impressively sturdy. It holds up well for various uses around our warehouses.Lightweight and Easy to Handle: The polypropylene nylon material makes it lightweight, yet it feels robust and reliable.Bright Color: The yellow color is easy to see.Cons:Tangles Easily: It can get a bit tangled if not stored properly, but that’s manageable.Overall, this rope is a great value for anyone needing a reliable utility rope. Highly recommend!

Rope is fine if you intend to keep it as one. If you intend to cut it into smaller sections, it disintegrates very quickly and you cannot easily sear the ends closed.

Strong rope,good quality.Good buy.

Really nice rope, and the color is stunning. We use this to put up our shade canopy for the back porch, in an area that can get high winds. After 6 months in the sun, rain, and wind, it still looks good as new.

Good quality. Useful to have a rope in the car to tie down the trunk or strap to the top of car

DO NOT USE THIS ROPE TO SUPPORT HUMANS.This review is for the 1/4 Inch (7mm) rope, which is rated at 250lb.WHAT YOU GET: a hank of rope, 100% polypropylene, with a woven outer sheath.WHAT I LIKE MOST:- Good variety of outer sheath colors- Floats in water even when waterloggedWHAT I LIKE LESS:- Nonwoven core leads to safety concerns (see below)- Hard to untie knots- Absorbent and easily waterloggedThis rope's outer sheath is woven. I trust that part. However the majority of the rope is made from a non-woven fabric (see photo). This comes with two side effects.Firstly, the material tears easily. This translates to a rope with a low safety factor (i.e. can't take shocks well) - if it comes under sudden tension, it will tear rather than stretch, especially at pinch points or knots. Therefore you should use this for static loads only and certainly not for securing things that might move suddenly.Secondly, the core makes it easy to crush the rope sideways, as would happen if you tie a knot in it (see photo of figure eight knot which is concerningly small). When flattened, the core of the rope is more prone to damage.BOTTOM LINE:This rope is good for bundling, tying things down, and similar light duties. I wouldn't trust it in any safety-critical situation where it needs to carry anything of high value.