QNR 3/16" Black Polyester Rope, Solid Braid Dacron Utility Rope, 100 ft Length, Low Stretch UV Resistant Industrial Cord

Works great and being black harder to see. I love it and use a lot of it.

A little slippery, but knots hold well. Has little stretch.

I used this to lace the t-top canvas on my boat. It was plenty long for my t-top (23' center console boat), and it appears to be holding up well to the salt and sun. The color is also holding up well so far. Seems to be a good value for the money, and is holding up much better than paracord I tried first.

Many uses

Worked reliably where regular paracord failed.

I use this to string up wire antennas for Ham Radio and this cord has far outlasted my previous paracord use. It is more up front compared to 550 cord, but it holds up so much better and I have peace of mind that my antennas will not come crashing down at random.

i have a shallow well, making almost 10 gallons a day which i use to grow plants with. my pump is hanging from this line, 1000 pounds strength according to the data. when i was in the navy, i got into sailing...ya, i know, but i was land based for 4 years, i digress. all the ropes used on the sailboats that were critical were dacron. this is very strong stuff, and if it matters, i recommend it. nylon will break down in time exposed to sunlight, everything does including rock, this just breaks down a lot slower than other materials used in rope.

I bought this to replace the vertical rope on a djembe. It worked well and matched the type of rope that was originally used for the verticals.

No issues. Worked as expected

Guys my antenna on the roof of a two story apt building no problem

As advertised