15-135 Double Braided Arborist Rope 0.55in. x 125ft. 8400 Lbs Breaking Strength, Static Rope for Tree Work, Camping, Halyard, Swing, Sailing, Blue

I really like and trust to use this rope with my rope runner. Zero stretch and very strong. If using a rope runner on a new rope you should climb in ten foot increments and brake your way down to milk the skin of the rope down. You can get jammed on a bulge and have to hop and full collapse the beak to get past. 6-10 foot free fall

I have to say I was skeptical about the load rating of this rope. I purchased 3 rolls of it to take on a moose hunt so I could use it to winch my moose out if need be. Well, I didn't need it for my moose but when I slid my Jeep into a wash and couldn't reach any large trees with my winch cable and straps, so we broke out one of the ropes to fill in the 30 feet we were short. I truly expected to rope to break, and we would have to spend the night. There was no cell service and temps had only been about 15 degrees all day and might have been near zero overnight. Needless to say, I was shocked and very happy that the rope held, and we were able to get out of the wash and make it home.

I use this rope for helping ensure large trees fall in the right direction. I also use some synthetic cable hdpe rope. This rope seemed to be much tougher. The smooth outer braid keeps it cleaner. I find that some loggers hitches are easy to untie with this rope and much tougher with other rope. I will probably buy a couple more for when I need more than 1 line on a tree

I own two of these, and they’re fantastic for pulling trees. They're affordable, so I'm not too concerned if one breaks, yet sturdy enough that I've only damaged one when pulling a stump with a 4x4 truck. I’ve more than gotten my money’s worth. The downside is that they tend to milk quite a bit and become very stiff over time. While they work perfectly for my needs, I wouldn’t recommend them for climbing or as lifelines.

I used the rope to make sure a pine tree that was about 14" at the base fell in the correct direction. I tied the rope high in the tree, and the other end to my truck a put heavy tension on the line. It worked just as I hoped. It would. This was my first experience with a arborist rope. It was a bit stiff bit maybe they all are.

Heavy duty great value rope. A bit large for Rappelling.

Needed to bring down a huge dead pine tree that was leaning in the wrong direction. Wanted to put a preload on it with a tractor and some rope I already had but once pulled tight, the rope was stretched some and was singing a tune. Canceled the idea and bought this line with no stretch precluding a rubberband effect when cutting.

We use it for a zipline which was kinda tricky because it stretches a lot but overall happy with the strength of it. Is outside under the sun and rain and is still in great shape we really enjoyed. Price wasn't so bad.