QNR 3/16" Polyester Rope, Solid Braid Dacron Utility Rope, 1000 ft Spool, Low Stretch UV Resistant Industrial Cord

Well made rope great for all several appliances.

As you would expect. There is a lot of rope on this spool. I used it to restring a clothesline, and it is holding up well. Very little stretching after a year of use.

Good price

This is awesome rope. Polyester rope is strong and light, and should be UV resistant so it can stay outside for years (I won't be able to vouch for that part until a few years have past though). It has very little stretch, which means when you pull it taut, it stays taut. It's also a tight weave with a smooth surface, so it doesn't get snagged on things when you are dragging it along the forest floor. I actually just used 800 feet of this to delineate part of my property line in the forest, stringing it up about 7 feet high so that it doesn't get in the way of deer when they are walking past it. It's so light that I can actually have it suspended for 200 feet between supports. Sort of odd that I could be excited by a rope purchase, but in this case I am. It's the perfect size and strength for lots of projects outside, and at about 6 cents per foot, it's also a really inexpensive solution. I very highly recommend this stuff.

Love this product, I used it for wrapping the canvass top on my boat and it stands up to the sun and pressure washing. have used this for so many projects and it is durable.

It appear many people that are reviewing this item are confusing the company name from the product name. The company name is "Quaility Nylon Rope," and the product title is 3/16" polyester. This is polyester rope, NOT nylon.

The specifications on Amazon say this rope is polyester, the label on the spool says it is nylon. Which is correct? I chose the polyster for its better abrasion resistance and less stretch. Nylon is still good so I'll keep it. Still a good value for the money. It was delivered when Amazon said it would be.

Great for hanging antennas. I have been using this rope for many years to put wire antennas up, for myself and others. Some have been up for going on ten years with no sign of degradation. I always order another roll when existing one gets low to have on hand in case a tree falls on something or high winds over stresses something.