Outdoor Travel Camping Seven Core Parachute Cord Nylon DIY Braided Rope Lifeline

Select the appropriate rope for its intended use.
  Based on the materials used to make ropes, they can generally be divided into two categories: natural fiber materials and synthetic fiber materials. However, at present, most ropes used in the wild are made of nylon synthetic fiber. These types of products are stronger than natural fiber materials such as Manila hemp; they are also lighter, softer, and more durable. In addition, they have the characteristics of good stretchability and ease of sliding when hanging heavy objects.

   Based on past experience, when camping in the wilderness, it's useful to have about five to six pieces of rope, each about 5 mm in diameter and 5 meters long, to be used in various outdoor activities. Since the rope comes in a variety of colors, it can be distinguished for different uses, such as tent setting or drying items. When hiking, having one piece of rope, 3 mm in diameter and 5 meters long, is very useful (for packing, tying down gear, etc.). Therefore, to prepare for any contingencies, I hope you always carry it with you.

Use of Ropes: Things to Note:
Do not dirty the ropeDirt and grime are the main reasons for rope deterioration, which can also reduce its strength.

Do not step on the ropeRopes often develop scars or deteriorate due to being stepped on.

Don't wet the rope.Even if the rope is waterproof processed, it should be avoided from being used in conditions where it is easy to get wet, as a wet rope not only becomes heavier but also becomes slippery, making it very difficult to use.

Do not allow the rope to come into contact with sharp objects.When the rope touches sharp items such as rock angles and also bears heavy loads, it increases the risk of rope fracture.

Do not suddenly increase the load on the rope.By doing so, the rope will have scars, and even if they are not always visible on the surface, the internal structure may have already broken. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to avoid allowing the rope to bear too much weight.

Do not borrow the rope from each other.There is nothing more dangerous than a rope that you do not know was used under what circumstances. Because if you use a rope that has been subjected to sudden weight, it has the possibility of breaking. Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to avoid borrowing a rope that has been used before, or lending your own rope to others.

Special Note: For safety reasons, it is not recommended for use in activities such as mountaineering, rock climbing, ice climbing, and high-altitude games.