how well does a knot stay---or is rope slippery coated and knot unties easily ?
82133
The outside sheathing on the rope is flexible and fairly coarse. I have not had any problems with knots loosening. This is a utility rope, not intended for climbing, rappeling. etc. I use it mostly when working up high to apply tension to branches to direct their fall after cutting. It is a good general purpose utility rope and I have used it for many things from tree work to camping to raising light loads. As always, use the proper knot for the application. Hope this helps!
1254825
There is plenty of velcro in place to keep things secure but keep in mind that this is for low angle work only. Most of the force is on the buckle itself, with very little on the velcro. Edit: If you're talking about the velcro that keeps the V-Ring in place it has no use while on rope. Purely cosmetic.
432355
They fit the rope securely and they won't slide down even when there are 2 caps on each clip (I haven't tried more than 2) but the weight or the caps pull the clip forward. When hung is a place where they won't be disturbed this isn't a problem. If they are hung some where where they are constantly bumped and brushed past we found that they could come loose.
1752252
yes it ties just like rope with no slipping. Keep in mind once the knot is tied and pulled tight it will not be undone. Using a draw weight scale used for setting up compound bows the line broke at 88lbs no matter what knot i used. Hope this helps
3560
i did not have this problem. you can loosen the knot so it is bigger in size keeping the bungees in the loops.
929262
I've never had a problem with them slipping. The Velcro straps can be tightened without being uncomfortable, so it stays in place.
2067246
I haven't had a problem with this at all. I don't use this to rub back and forth. I use it as steady pressure til the knot loosens a little.
2200073
The webbing is just like any type of nylon webbing. It is very strong and sturdy, and I bet it would hold the dock well and last for a good amount of time as long as no chemicals come in contact with the webbing. I used it sewn together and it worked well under pressure.
687217
I purchased separately on Amazon. High temperature will work. The color on the rope is dark. I installed myself. Fits you'll have some left over. Hope this helps.
52104
It's rope/twine coated in plastic. Rather thin, but has held up for over a year without showing any signs of deterioration.
341651
I seems to be a nylon rope. It did start to wear at the center where it was anchored so we wrapped it with duct tape. I would expect this kind of wear with any rope because of the movement.
2802
I'm sure if you braided several equal length brands together to make a rope it would work more comfortably than one single strand; though the single strand would hold your weight at cost of comfort - which could result in a fall. Thick Knots on a single strand would be okay for climbing or lowering short distances.
472513
They come untied quite easily until they are worn in and softer/ flexible. Until then use a double knot!
84426
Yes, it is very easy to tie a knot with the 8 lb version. Easy to tie knots with 20lbs and under break strength.
1069044
Yes its very thin and feels like it has a coating similar to teflon. Once you crank down on the knot its not coming out. Some of the best cord next to the tried and true 550
1869655
Well I have had my dog slip out of it once. But only one time. To be worn 24/7 ? Could but the piece that the Leash hooks to is a little long.
45742
The 2" dia is pretty big but other than that I don't see why you can't climb this rope. I don't think it would be too slick. It has hand grips on either side so I'm not sure if that is it's intended use, thought.