Braided Polyester Arborist Rope Outdoor Rope for Rock Climbing Hiking Camping Swing, ArmyGreen

Good and bad news. Bad news is my wife said I can't buy anymore rope. Good news is this is the last rope I should need. Great for pulling trees and back leaning. Does well if left outside in rain. Def. Can put some tightness in this rope. I would say the description is exactly what your buying. Although it's a little stiff but it ties knots well that stiffness is because of the durability. Really not that bad. I wanna buy two more 100' but what she don't know won't hurt her . ;)

I use this rope to create linemen's belts & safety lines for saddle hunting. Overall its very high quality and works very well.

Good quality for price.

Good strong rope. Easy to knot. And priced right

This rigging rope did not disappoint. Thumbs up.

Good quality rope. Happy with purchase

The rope did seem well made and strong. I had to return because it was too stiff for the application I needed. But seemed well made if you’re looking for a stiff rope.

The quality is decent. Construction is basically like a super oversized paracord: a braided sheath and then a bunch of individual twisted strands inside. The inner strands are not woven together (the company didn't claim they would be, so that's fine). Feels decent in your hand and knots relatively easily.I tested it by pulling a roughly 140ft section with 800lbs of tension using a come-a-long and crane scale. That's a bit under 1/4 the claimed rated 3500lb breaking strength. It held perfectly fine, but that 140ft section of rope stretched to 151ft as I tightened it, roughly 8% elongation. That's much stretchier than what a "static" rope would usually be. I think it was less stretchy after that initial strong pull stretched it out somewhat (didn't contract all the way back to 140ft), but it was still stretchier than what I was l wanting for a very tall rope swing.This rope is very inexpensive and probably fine for plenty of uses, but not really a static rigging rope. It also flattens/squishes pretty easily because of how the core is constructed (same as paracord does), so I don't think attaching a prussic to it would be a good idea, nor would using any other mechanical rope grabs. The sheath would probably pull off quite easily. Probably also knots would be difficult to undo once pulled very tight. It's not a bad rope, just not appropriate for more demanding uses.