Ravenox Twisted UnManila Rope | ProManila Polypropylene Cord for Indoor Outdoor Use | 3/16-in to 2-inch Diameter | for Landscaping, Tug of War, Marine, Projects and Tie-Downs

I needed a large diameter rope for a stage production. Strength was not super important because it's not really having to hold anything heavy. I already have 150' of 3/4" manila rope, which I have used 3 or 4 times. This new unManila rope looks pretty close to manila rope. It is a little lighter in color, but it is much easier on the hands. I had to use the old manila to tie 2 hangmans nooses. ouch! This would have worked much much better. The other main problem I had with Manila rope was that when it is loose, little to no tension, is has bends and kinks that will not come out. The UnManila rope was flexible and easy to bend with no memory in the rope. The price was also awesome. I used to sail a lot and know that there are many different types of rope for different applications so do your homework. This rope was large diameter and mostly for appearance. It will work great for anything indoors and no doubt is strong outdoors, but sunlight kills just about everything in time.

I purchased the 3/8” rope for a low bamboo pole and rope guardrail that keeps dogs from wandering off the sidewalk into my garden. I used this rope to replace sisal rope, which shrinks when wet, putting stress on the bamboo poles. I was very happy with the polypropylene rope’s appearance (tailored and natural looking; not hairy like sisal), stability (it doesn’t shrink or grow in length when wet), softness (could knot the rope ends easily) and drape (not too stiff, but slightly retains curve of the roll at first). This worked great for my simple guardrail project. Still unknown is how it stands up to UV but I’m hopeful.

Bought one inch rope for a hundred foot railing. It worked well so far. Used rubber clamps on the ends of the sections because the poly is reputed to stretch, so I will need to tighten it from time to time. Wouldn't recommend using the hammer on clamps for the loops because you have to replace them to tighten the ropes. Might not also be a good idea to use the poly in full sun, as it does not have a light factor. Good hand feel with only an occasional rough spot.

I found the 5/16 inch rope to be of good quality, attractive in appearance, and easy to work with.I used the 5/16 inch rope for pole beans in my yard. (See photos). The rope arrived in good condition (not tangled). I tied half hitches to stakes next to the plants, and to a beam on the patio roof. It's still early in the season but the plan is for the beans climb the ropes and provide both shade and vegetables into the summer. The rope is strong enough that I hope to be able to reuse it in future years. Even though the rope is a bit pricey, the quality should make it a good value if it can be reused.

This is great. Doesn't unravel, isn't as rough and seems a lot more durable than actual hemp rope. The ends melt well and we were able to melt on PVC caps with hooks in them to hang these over the cage of our Macaw as really great perches. Highly recommended for that application.

Great rope!I got the 1/2" for some bushcraft use, and you can tell that not only is this braided really well, but that the sellers are proud of what they provide.I HIGHLY recommend this rope.I know I'll be a return customer for future plans.

Really disappointed with this purchase. The pictures show rope on a spool, or nicely wound, what I received was a twisted mass of junk in a thin plastic bag shoved in a box. The ends are unraveling/freying, probably because they had to cut it to my specific length, but I just lost a couple inches because of it, I would think they could burn it or something I used it to a custom cat scratching tree/climber, it fell apart pretty quickly, so it's a like a cheap sisal, do not recommend for this purpose.

Used the 5/8" to hang my homemade wooden swing. The swing was overbuilt an very heavy, but the rope worked great. No noticable stretch or flex. It was smooth to the touch but not slick so I'm not worried about the knots slipping that hold the swing up.