ThreeBulls 1.8mm Fluorescent Reflective Guyline Tent Rope Camping Cord Paracord,65 Feet

I ordered this cordage to use primarily for tying out the ends of a wire antenna for my ham radio and I am pleased with the product. The orange color is vivid and the reflective fiber woven into the cordage is sufficient for safety at night. Be aware that this is NOT paracord, but is much thinner as you can see from the photo (paracord is on the left, this cordage is on the right). Nice stuff if you know what to expect when ordering.

I might love this cordI decided to try this as guy line cord for a couple of my tents.In my effort to reduce some weight & clutter in my tent stuff sack, I'm eliminating as much as poss. (I'm not an ultralite purist :))I'll use this 1.8mm line with a "taut hitch" instead of stock metal tensioners & 550 paracordI've pulled this with my bowstring scale to over 55# with very minimal stretch and no indication it may breakThat's far more than my guyline loops on my tents can withstand - IMOWell, it's been 1-1/2 yrs & I bought 2 more :)the reflectivity of this seems up to parI'm optimistic - may buy some other colors - thanx,greg

I had a bunch of first aid kits that I was giving as gifts for Christmas and I wanted reflective zipper pulls on all the zippers. Now, small zippers are easier to grip for bigger hands for my male family members (and females with smaller hands, too), and they are highly reflective. To test the reflectiveness, be sure you are holding the light close to your eyes for an angle in which the rope can directly reflect back to the flashlight, right next to your eyes to really see how bright it will reflect. I didn't know this, and at first, I thought they maybe weren't very reflective. I WAS WRONG! That's just how reflective stuff works, like when your headlights shine directly on a reflective object, it's going to bounce that light back to your headlights like it would bounce straight back to the flashlight. Just something to keep in mind!

This line is exceptionally light and thin. It’s a little stiff and fussy at least when new. Those not inclined to tiny knots should grab some aluminum adjusters. Exceptionally visible. It doesn’t actually glow but is very visible in very low light. I’ve used 220 paracord with reflective tracers and this beats it hands down. Has a tendency to dig and snag when used over a branch with soft bark making retrieval cumbersome

Awesome guyline! I was looking for thin line that was durable, and still retaining a slick nylon feel. This is perfect. I was wary purchasing on Amazon, as another brand of rope I purchased recently was pretty garbage. It felt rough and the housing shredded a bit under pretty light tension. This guyline is super lightweight and feels durable. And it's super reflective. I purchased the green cord, and it appears (at least to my eye) more of a neon yellow (like the Nike colt color, if you're familiar with that). Very happy with this purchase.

Good stuff. great value for the money. I can't vouch for the durability yet, but if you're familiar with Lawson glo-wire (the gold standard as far as I'm concerned), this is really close, but slightly smaller diameter. The tracer is woven into the cord well, so it doesn't snag easily. The cord is tightly woven and stiff, so it doesn't tangle easily, and it holds knots well. At 1.8 mm, the tensile strength may be a little lower, but it should be more than adequate for guy lines. It should also be a great weight saver for those gram weenies out there. I haven't tried it with line-loks, it might be a little narrow for them - might need a backing knot to avoid slippage. Very reflective under flashlighting. Completely satisfied with this product and will order more (beware one by NYKKOLA which is very cheap cord and WAY more than 1.8 mm). Even though the product photos look similar, they are NOTHING alike.

A friend supplied me some cord on a recent camping trip and I bought this product to give back to him in return. Before I shopped I measured the cord I had and it came pretty close to 1.8mm in diameter. This product is advertised at being 1.8mm in diameter, so I bought it even though the supplier didn't provide its tensile strength information. When the product arrived, right away it looked thinner in diameter then the cord I was replacing. So I got out our measuring tool and it confirmed what my eyes were telling me. See the photos. I also did a tensile strength test thinking just because it was thinner it didn't necessarily have to be weaker. I didn't want to return cord to my friend that was inferior to what he so generously provided me. This new cord broke when I added 8 more pounds to the 70 pounds it was already holding. So it's strength is in the 70-78 lb. range. The other, wider cord that I had didn't break at the maximum weight I applied of 120 lbs. So at the end of the day this cord isn't a replacement for me. Its diameter is less than what is advertised, which is too bad because that is what I based my purchase on. My strength test confirmed my concern that it was also weaker than what I was hoping before. All this matters to me. Please use this information however it suits you.

Really tiny stuff but I guess 1.8mm should have given that away. I tested it up to about 400lbs before it completely failed. Lots of smaller pops around 390 prior to that. Reflective stranding works well!

Don't know what I expected but I thought it would be a bit bigger. It might be luminous but you would need very good eyes to see the cord because it is so thin. No doubt it's strong for it's size but totally unsuitable for tent use.

Sure it's incredibly lightweight. You aren't going to be wanting to put a lot of weight on this stuff. But it's perfect for using as guylines when setting up your tent. If you're hammocking you'll definitely want something thicker. But for people packing without a ton of extra room in their backpack for thick tensioner rope, this stuff works great for light-duty tasks without taking up much room.If you found this helpful feel free to hit the button.

1.8mm is quite thin, so a bit fussy to tie with. Still, very bright colour and good reflective weave. It glides fairly well for tying tight knots. Nice for lanyards and crafts, but I don't think it'd be as practical for guy lines because of the thinness.

Arrived quickly. Worked just how I expected it to. Used as guy lines for tarp posts with line adjusters. The reflectiveness is ok for a thin line. Very strong line.

Afin de ne pas être déçu, prendre soin de se fier aux dimensions fournies du produit plutôt qu'aux photos. Les photos accompagnant le produit nous laissent croire que la corde est beaucoup plus grosse qu'elle ne l'est réellement. Très déçu de mon achat puisque je pensais utiliser cette corde afin d'attacher la toile de mon abri d'auto.