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Very happy with this product very well made comes in a comes in a bag, which is very useful to take care of it. Very happy with the shipping and everything. I bought A a harness and I’m very happy with that as well from the same manufacture thank you.

I opened the box to find the rope in it's own packaging. I have yet to use the rope, but the quality, weight and durability of this rope is beyond what I had anticipated for the cost. I work in commercial hvac, and I have used the ropes you would find at the big box stores. Those ropes have become fraid and they hold onto dirt and they don't make me feel warm and fuzzy if I had to use it for an emergency way off a roof. A coworker had sent me the link for this rope. It comes with carabiner on both ends and they are woven in. Looks like a good rope and my coworker and I used his to raise and lower some tools and I like it. It feels like a high quality rope. Cheers!

Very Satisfied. Well made product! Packed well and shipped in a timely manner.

Just used mine the other day to lower my 30rth or so compressor down an aluminum roof. These things are usually about 100-200lbs each. I always wear gloves but on the rare occasion I havnt, I didn't have much trouble bare handing it either, not really slippery material, maybe when wet it could be an issue. Only real negative is, the rope is awfully thin, and for the guys with real big mitts, this may be an uncomfortable rope to be pulling toolbags up 50 feet or lowering even heavier stuff up and down, especially if it's wet as mentioned above. Durability wise it's still in good shape and no frays, i mentioned the aluminum roof part since most ropes tend to get cut up on the edges, the built in carabiner locks are great and let me do a lot more with it with less hassle.

As others have said, this is not certified by any credible climbing outfit. So don’t be foolish with your life. But, it’s 100% great general purpose tool rope for non-life-threatening uses. I’ve used this every weekend for 6 months hauling carts full of logs and such through pulleys and shackle blocks. Works great for that kind of thing. The carabiners and heat shrink wrapped, sewn ends are clean and nice to use. They come with some rope bags to keep them in, which helps keep the ropes organized and protected. Would recommend for non life-threatening uses.

I needed 1 bare end, so I cut one of the ends off and removed the heatshrink to see how it was put together. I used a hot knife to cut the end off which left a very nice clean sealed end with no splits!At this price, I thought the ends might just be wrapped under the heatshrink, but I was happy to see that it's actually sewn together as stated, so it can be used for anchor line without fear of the end popping open!!!Sold as 1/3 inch rope.... that's 0.333 inch or 8.46mm. Where the fibers have stiffened from heat sealing the cut end, I get a diameter reading of about 0.350 inches or just over 1/3 inch. but anywhere else along the rope, I read about 0.310 inches or almost exactly 8mm, which is a little under 1/3 inch, and if I stretch the rope, the diameter drops to about 0.295 inches +/- 0.005 inch. I also have some similarly wrapped light duty 3/8 inch (0.325 inch 230lb WLL) diameter rope, and while the 3/8" rope 'should' be slightly smaller, it's actually slightly larger than this rope.I used this to safely pull down a 14ft x 12ft x 10ft triangle of galvanized metal roofing that was lifted up and folded over by Hurricane Milton. There are no wear marks on the rope where it rubbed the rough edge of the good roofing. On the cut-off piece shown in the first included photo, I raked one side of the rope against a pair of sharp scissors about 3 dozen times, and just barely started to see some minimal fraying starting as seen on the second photo. This is a much better result than I've seen from some other similar ropes, including the 3/8" rope which had a failure of the outer wrap after 6 times being dragged across the same scissors.Seems strong enough for any application I would put it through, but wish I had a way to test the actual break strength, just to see how accurate the info is!

This rope is perfect for climbing except that I would recommend buying at least 64 ft because this just seems too short for most climbing applications.

Good quality