90 ft 1/4 inch (7mm) Nylon Poly Rope Flag Pole Polypropylene Clothes Line Camping Utility Good for Tie Pull Swing Climb Knot (Blue)

The core is white and the color sheath is flimsy. However, so far so good and the sheath us stable do far. Used for tensioning suspended shade cloth and cord is not subject to abrasion so color retention will probably be maintained. Also note nylon=strength & poly=stretch resistance.

It's a lightweight, thin rope. It came and it looks like a rope. I'm using to help anchor a hoop greenhouse while acting as trellis. Bought some steel stakes. Going to drive them in the ground at regular intervals with the rope extending vertically to the hoops, then I'm going to throw some over the ends and stake them down. If it doesn't work, I messed up.

Excellent product for my project: Displaying banners for upcoming HS Reunion.. Excellent product at a good price

It’s ok as far as cords go, but I found it that it stretches easily and also kinks and has a tendency to knot up. Not the quality of New England ropes or paracord but is much cheaper. Four stars because it’s a good value for the price.

I bought this to help tie up my pool cover so I have more shade and it is so sturdy!! It doesn’t break from tension and it holds everything in place!!!! Very easy to use and light weight! This was definitely worth the money!!!

Functions great works well

I'm not a laundry line connoisseur. I've used them a handful of times in my life but never purchased my own. I decided I needed one to do some air-drying for items I didn't want to put in the dryer and was running out of room using the little rack that I have.This rope is frustrating to use. No matter how tight I tie it between two points it always finds a way to sag. It is much too 'stretchy'. The only solution is to find two points that are 1 - high off the ground and 2 - sturdy enough so you can really pull the rope taut and insure there is no more 'slack,' which is incredibly frustrating to do. As soon as you start to hang clothes on it, you'll find that you should have made the rope even tighter. I guess there is a third option. That is making sure you don't go too far between ends or have a middle point to tie to in order to reduce slack. Lastly, I'll say the rope is not braided tightly at all and can unbind and get caught on things if you're not careful. I'm just using it for laundry so that's no big deal.It is cheap. You get 90 feet of rope which is more than plenty, and I can use the rope OK even if it is really annoying to get it to work the way I want.

I'm not sure what's better the price or the choices of color! Instead of basic white I chose orange which really pops in the backyard! You get 90 feet which is plenty for a traditional clothesline. Great quality and a little tougher than typical cheap clothesline you'd get at Walmart.