jijAcraft Nylon Rope, 66 Feet Blue with Black Nylon Rope, 1/3 Inch Solid Braided Rope Thick Strong Nylon Rope for Multi-Purpose Tie Down, Clothesline, Gardening, Craft Projects

I use this rope to make homemade dog leashes. It is perfect for the job. It is very light and strong.

Disclaimer: I know nothing about rope. However, this really was oddly impressive. We were trying to pull out 4 rosemary bushes today after I'd already cut off the bushy part (can it even be called that when they're mostly dead and just barely covered with the tiniest layer ever of green?). I was down to the center death beast and was able to rock them, but no matter what we did the things just wouldn't give up the ghost. My 12 yr old had this rope- something he'd bought with Christmas money (he's always creating things). He suggested wrapping the rosemary beast with his rope and essentially pull out with our truck's tow ball thing. I laughed. The dudes of the house had lightbulbs over their heads. They wrapped the tow thing and the dead beast bush with a single rope line. I was waiting for disaster so I could laugh and go back to a trusty shovel. It worked. It was actually pretty cool. That same line of rope pulled out 2 souls of rosemary before it snapped on the 3rd one. That was repeated again on the last 2. Then they spotted an old tree stump that had been in our yard since before we moved in 5 years ago. I laughed again. But it worked... So yeah, we were all pretty impressed by the strength of this rope. Don't worry- I'm buying my boy another one since he sacrificed his. I'm not a monster.

used it to string a tarp over an old metal frame carport. happy with my purchase

Used this outside to hang a bird feeder. Feels quite hefty, might have been overkill, but this will probably last for a long time. Good price too!

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My corgi loves to run so I tied this rope from the porch to a tree in the yard and he runs it all day everyday. Rope lasted a little over a year before it started shedding and he’d get caught out in the yard. Bought a new one tho. Great rope for the price!

I was comparing 3 rope types from 3 different sellers. 1/4" white solid nylon rope - $11.69 1/4" blue soft nylon rope - $6.69 3/16" black Dacron polyester rope - $16.45 (I'll refer to them by their color) Stretchiness White & black - not stretchy Blue - more stretchy Strength White & black - very strong Blue - feels less strong Smoothness Blue - the smoothest White - medium smoothness Black - Coarse Cost Black $$$ White $$ Blue $ Part of the stretchiness of blue is the braid feels loose, so you can compress it and bend it at sharp angles with little resistance. The white and black both have tight braids and don't compress much when you squeeze them. If you're wanting something to bear a heavy load I'd get white or black. Where the black beats out the white is with long-term durability and uv resistance

The only reason I am giving this 3 stars is because this rope DOES NOT hold up in direct sun / rain. I bought this to hold some shade sails in April 2025. The rope is strong and at first I was very happy. By August, the exterior braided fabrics was disintegrating and the interior strands were snapping. This only happened on the rope that was in direct sunlight. The sections that were in the shade are fine.