- QNR 3/16" Black Polyester Rope, Solid Braid Dacron Utility Rope, 500 ft Spool, Low Stretch UV Resistant Industrial Cord

Works great as guy ropes for tall objects, and for hanging/rigging Halloween props! Low stretch, high strength, light weight. Holds knots well. Hard to see against a dark sky. Vastly superior to paracord in these applications!

Great stuff to work with. Slides nice through the tree branches to hang my ham radio antennas.

Have been using this for close to a year now to suspend OCF and 1/2 wave dipoles between two rows of 75 foot tall trees. Has survived several high wind events. Even had a tree branch come down on one of the lines and it didn't break. Great value for the money.

This works well for rope-wrapping a raft oar.

It'll work. But it's not "solid braid" like the description would lead you to believe. It's white nylon cord surrounded by a braided jacket. In some ways I like this style better than the woven solid rope. It's easier to handle. It slips against itself better than the solid rope does. I am simply accustomed to the solid woven rope that I've had since 2010 that is still in the air.

I am a Ham radio operator, and I use this Dacron rope for guying antennas and for pulling wire antennas up into trees. It's very strong and does a great job for what I am using it for. sw

A good value for this type of line. I personally use this line to hold up ham radio antennas but it could have many uses. The price was exceptional and the quality was just fine for my intended purpose. I really put it to a test with my 4 wheeler trying to break off a limb in a tree and was amazed at how much pressure I could put on the line and it not break. Thanks for some good rope!!!

Very durable and lasts for years. I purchased this on the advice of a fellow ham radio operator and it works great after it finishes stretching from the weight of the antenna over a few months. I've had a 130 feet (39.63 meters) doublet antenna fed through a Balun Designs model 4115t 4 to 1 5K rated current balun between RG8 coaxial cable and 450 ohm ladder/window feed line and I've had to tighten the ropes 3 times in a year. So far it has finished stretching now and is very stable and very strong as well. Very 73 = hamspeak for Best Regards from amateur radio station KU4GW.

I used this to suspend an amateur radio HF dipole antenna in thick forest. Probably could have used a thinner version but this size worked well. I recommend this product.

Great for my ham radio wire antennas in rural Australia. Very resistant to UV

On the web it was Metric and on the rope in Inch

Perfect does the job

I purchased this in Feb 2023 based on the reviews. Dacron rope is normally supplied to hang ham radio antennas and the black color rope will generally be more resistive to UV than other colors. I have not used this yet as it is winter but expect that it will last for years outdoors once installed. Time will tell. One thing to note, the 500 foot spool was much lighter in weight than expected.