Customer Reviews for VEVOR Double Braided Polyester Rope, 12.7 mm x 67.06 m, 48 Strands, 35.58kN Breaking Strength Outdoor Climbing Rope, Arborist Rigging Rope for Rock Hiking Camping Swing Rappelling Rescue, Orange/Black

Nice rope

Great product for price

Haqbe das seil mitbestellt da ich so etwas in der art gesucht habe, sieht robust aus bin aber noch nicht dazu gekommen es auszuprobieren, rest muß die zukunft zeigen

As described. Good price/quality.

Nu am apucat sa testez dar e un produs de calitate

Great product for the price

I use this rope for life line on steep roof work and when working on pine and spruce trees that get pitch on everything. Shingles and pitch are hard on ropes. I will use for life line until it starts to look rough and move over to rigging rope use. Some tips: 1. Be very careful when pulling out of box and unrolling unless you want to spend a half hour untangling it. 2. Unroll it right after receiving and well before return period up. Check the length, I was shorted by around 40 feet on a 120 foot piece and found out about a year after when I went to use it and just pulled out of box it was shipped in. Glue and duct tape ends. Write length and size on duct tape. 3. Slide your bare hand over the full length and check for imperfections by feel. Issues with the core of the rope may not be visible but you can feel something is "off" if not consistent with rest of rope. Return it if something in the core not right. Seen some reviews where white core was pulled out. I have not encountered that but have found some "rough" patches in the sheath on one end of a rope. I kept and used as not in area prusiks or mechanical devices would be used. 4. Weight test the rope. Tie some weight plates and dumbells together to get 300 pounds or so to weight test the whole thing. Tie off and test section by section if can't get spot to check whole thing at once. I always do a small drop (about a foot) weight test just before climbing to check my hold devices, rope, and attachments. 5. 220' fits perfectly in a 5 gallon bucket. I get the plastic lids for them to keep dry and rodents out of them when stored. Also keeps from getting tangled when transporting and using. Just lay rope in bucket going back and forth coming up level and just push down to flatten periodically. Do not try and coil it in the bucket. Just like packing in a backpack. I only coiled the last few feet in picture. Hope it helps.

Used to fell some large trees worked great

Sehr solides Seil zum top Preis.

Strength and flexibility.