10m orange rope

This is a solid, heavy, top tier rope. It looks impressive before you even touch it. The carabiners, heat wrapping, and reinforced loops all scream high quality. This is meant as climbing rope and after pulling a riding mower out of a ditch and across the lawn with it, it appears safe and sound. The carabiners hold tight and the rope showed no signs of stress. It is large and commands respect so it is legitimate. The value for the money is unbelievably great compared to similar ropes out there. There is a major flaw in the cheap bag but toss it… it detracts nothing from the rope itself.

For years I've carried a 1/2" x 50ft rope in my backpack while hiking and hunting, it weighs about 1.12lbs without any carabiners. I wanted something with less bulk, but as much pulling and lifting capacity. I've never thought of climbing rope before... I opened this bag and found a nice quality rope inside with some serious hardware included. It's neatly wound up, which to me shows it can be made so much smaller of a package to carry. And it can hold 4000lbs more than my 1/2" rope can! I like the texture and how much easier it will be to keep clean and the tidy appearance. The quality of the hardware alone was impressive, 5000lb capacity... Let's hope I never have to test that. The threaded lock on the clasp was very smooth and has no difficulty threading and unthreading. A good secure click when you snap the clasp onto the looped end of the rope, you cannot open the clasp once it's threaded closed. Right at 3/8" thick or 8mm, I hadn't measured the length yet. As long as it's longer then 25ft I'll be happy (purchased the 32ft version). The rope itself without hardware is 1.03lbs, with hardware 1.15lbs. One single clasp is 5.9oz for you weight conscience people out there. I'm not sure if the looped ends of the rope are bound and laced (or glued) in anyways before they heat wrapped, so I'm not sure how secure it will be to hold 5k pounds. I purchased this solely to pull an animal back to camp, or God forbid I ever have to use it to hook a winch to it to pull the pickup out of a ditch. So far, I'm impressed. Updates may follow...

Surprisingly very high quality, the ratio of quality to value is excellent. I'm keeping mine in my emergency kit in my vehicle. Carabiners are of high quality and are incredibly strong, robust, reinforced and oversized. I'm impressed. Got this hank of rope with carabiners and stowaway bag on sale for about 50% off, it's worth every penny. Highly recommended!!!! Excellent gift idea or addition to a survival kit.

Great Rope, very strong!

We actually purchased this climbing rope to use as an anchor line for our pontoon boat. My husband figured if it's tough enough for climbing, it should hold an anchor ⚓️ well. It comes with 2 heavy duty carabiners, and a storage bag. It should do the job nicely.

Great value $16 for what appears to be a quality product. I have not yet used this product in the field but bought it for camping/hiking situations that it might come in handy. Not to climb. Bought the 10m 32 foot which should be more than enough tensile strength to handle situations that arise. I am mostly impressed by the quality and size of the carabiners-25kn with 5600lbs rating--more than enough for me. The rope came in a simple but effective storage bright yellow bag. In the pic , I put my large coffee mug next to calibers to show size.

3 years later, the rope is still in great condition—and I work in HVAC.

I have bought several of these climbing ropes for my dog. My first set worked great for about 5-6 years in 4 season Midwest weather, pretty durable. Long rope gives plenty of room for dog to explore without letting him run off after a car or critter.