Customer Reviews for VEVOR Synthetic Winch Rope, 12.7 mm x 28 m, 142.3 kN, Synthetic Winch Line Cable Rope with Protective Sleeve + Forged Winch Hook + Pull Strap, Universal Fit for SUV, Large Off-Road Vehicle, Truck

I haven't yet, but I will be replacing my current wire winch rope with this one for several reasons. Firstly because my metal one has a serous kink that I'm worried won't take the strain if I even need to use the full capacity of it. This one is supposed to handle 32K lbs. Second though, on a small jeep every 30 or 50 lbs counts. This spool is less than half the weight of my steel cable, so I'm lightening that load hanging off the front bumper that much more. So far, five stars! I will re-review when I attach it and actually try and use it.

This particular winch rope seems to have great strength. It's quite thick at 1/2 inch. Perfect for a supplement to an existing winch, that's how I'm using it. It's kept in the truck for those times when the installed winch rope doesn't quite reach the target. It comes with a massive hook permanently attached to one end (definitely a good feature). It's intended use is to install it on a winch that has no rope but us creative people will always find alternative uses. Recommended.

The VEVOR Synthetic Winch Rope has been a lifesaver for off-road adventures. Strong, with a 32,000 lbs capacity, it's handled everything I've thrown at it. The protective sleeve and forged hook are high-quality, ensuring durability. It's essential gear for any serious off-roader or truck owner.

I have an older 12k winch where the steel cable was starting to fray. It's a fairly simple process to replace, and you don't have to change fairleads out if you have a roller style one. No issues so far. It wound up fine and pulls fine. I'm slightly concerned that it'll require more care than a steel cable (dust/dirt on the cable will abrade it as you load it) but time will tell.

I have added a winch to my UTV, and it is handy. But the majority of the time when I need to pull something, it would be easier and faster to just clip on with a tow rope and ease the UTV backwards in four-wheel drive. This rope is excellent for that, with its 92 foot length, heavy-duty hook, and the last six feet bright orange (I presume if it was wound on to a winch, this would tell you that you’ve reached the end). The first six feet have a protective sleve, and that’s useful if you’re pulling around a tree or otherwise need the rope to slide over something without getting torn up on an edge or tree bark. I was able to wrap the rope around my front brush guard, which is anchored to the UTV frame, and that makes it a bit of a padded bumper as well. I am sure I do not need a 32,000 lb rating in this rope, since the UTV weighs less than 1,500 lbs, but it is more than thick enough to make me feel confident when I am pulling a trailer up out of the water, dragging a tree stump, or rescuing another UTV or Side-by-side.

This is one beast of a cable! Heavy duty! Thick! Big clasp! Well made and excellent value!

despues de tiempo la conclusion es que la cuerda funciona a las mil maravillas es fuerte por esperiencia ,lo recomiendo .

Buena compra aún no lo e usado

Goed en degelijk liertouw voor deze prijs. Heb dit touw alleen nodig als ik echt vast zit. Dus maar voor sporadisch gebruik. Daar is het prima voor. Volvo van +/-3000kg Als je elke dag moet lieren met een zwaardere auto zou ik voor een echt merk gaan.

This line hasn't seen a recovery/load yet, but I've several winches that have, including the one this line went on. It replaced a 3/8" steel cable. There are a couple of things that I noticed that are not really positive or negative, but things for the user to be aware of ahead of time. The first is that this 1/2 line doesn't flatten quite as much as expected, so it lays taller on the spool than expected. Couple that with the 92' length and it will take up more spool than you think. I was able to accommodate it by moving my solenoid box, but if you have an integrated control box or one of those winches with the bridge-type control that can't be removed, be sure you have a lot of space over your 3/8" cable. I had 1.125" (1 1/8") and ate every bit of it and more. So if you're tight or can't make more space, you'll want a shorter rope. The other thing I noticed is that for some reason, the abrasion sleeve is attached at the end of the line. Normally this is free to move so you can lay it over rocks or whatnot, so if you do the types of things that put you in the dirt and rocks, you should be aware that this line doesn't have a floating abrasion sleeve and you might want to add one. This truck is a new home for an old winch, and I'm not sure how it will be used most, but I know a lot of guys are using them out in the woods and rocks, so this is for them. The pull strap really feels like an afterthought, and honestly, like someone saw one on a picture of someone else's product and didn't know why it was there but figured they should add one. It's got that feel about it that it won't be there when you need it and it's thin and flimsy in the hand at about 1/2 the size of the one on my 5k and 8k winches. I know you're not really loading the thing, but it's small enough that with gloves and mud and during actual use, keeping hold of it might become a problem.