Lehigh Group PB1060 Heavy Duty Poly Binder Twine

I usually buy natural binders twine for tying up newspaper & whatever else needs bundled for the trash. While the natural twine is cheap, it will break sometimes. I bought this poly twine thinking it would be stronger & it absolutely is; I tied up eight 4 inch plastic pipes, which were in my garage waiting to be used by a landscaper working in my backyard. I, along with another guy, carried them to the backyard the other day using the twine as handles & we had no problems. I just doubled up the twine & it exceeded expectations; I really thought it would break, but No Issues! Additionally, I assume it won't decompose between now & the time the landscaper uses the pipe. Win/Win.

I had to buy this on Amazon; used to be you could find this in any home improvement store. It would be nice if the cord were a little thicker, but this is twine, and it suffices. Very convenient to have in the garage or shed.

How UV resistant is the material. Would I get 10 years in the soon out of it? Thanks, Rene

Bought this to use in making costumes for a school play. It was perfect. I could braid it, unravel it, and it was great. So glad I grew up on a farm and remembered how useful baling twine can be.

Serves the purpose, seems to work good

Got a roll of this stuff years ago at Lowes. It was great! I used it all and couldn't find it again for a long time. It finally showed up on Amazon. I probably should have bought two rolls, but it lasts a long time so I guess I will chance running out again. Definitely worth the money... good product.

Individual fibers separate easily. Must knot to avoid unraveling.

This twine is strong, but frustrating to work with. The individual filaments want to unravel. The only way to keep it usable is to knot it above and below a cut. If you need a product for tying packages or unitizing multiple components by hand, this is probably not what you want. If you need long pieces of twine with few cuts, this might be suitable.