Ropes(88 products)

Polypropylene rope is an economical choice as a general purpose rope. It is widely used in industrial, construction, and commercial applications. You can also use it for a wide array of household tasks or while out camping. This 550 ft. long 3-strand rope resists to humidity, abrasion, acid, oil and gas.

Sisal rope is an economical and natural choice for domestic usage. It is UV resistant, has little stretch, and is perfect for knot-tying. Sisal is a rough fiber, which is why sisal ropes are often used on cat scratching posts. This 50 ft. long rope is ideal for gardening, packaging or anything that does not require a great strength.

32-Strand Diamond Braid Polypropylene Rope is designed for maximum strength and durability. It's made with a polypropylene jacket covering a synthetic core. The jacket has double the strands versus standard diamond braid ropes giving it maximum abrasion resistance. Common uses include, securing equipment and tarps, making a shelter, using as a rescue line, lifting objects with a pulley and tying down loads and using while camping or boating. Do not use for overhead lifting. Never exceed Safe Work Load (SWL).

Polypropylene is a synthetic rope material that works well for general use. It is lightweight and does not absorb water, which allows the rope to float and makes it particularly useful for marine applications and pools. It has medium stretch characteristics that will overtime allow the rope to slowly stretch and not return to its original length (creep). Ultraviolet (UV) light inhibitors have been added to prevent degradation. Relative to other synthetic ropes, polypropylene is poor at holding knots and has limited abrasion resistance.