QNR 1/8" Black Polyester Cord, Solid Braid Dacron Utility Rope, 500 ft Spool, Low Stretch UV Resistant Industrial Cord

I'm a ham radio operator. I'm always working on antenna's. In many cases, an antenna is simply a peace of wire cut to a specific length. The only way to hold it in the air is to tie it up. I've used all kinds of rope and string to accomplish doing that. Unfortunately, other ropes and stings will fail over time due to the suns UV rays. In the ham radio community, it's well known that Dacron rope is not affected by UV. It works great and it stays up a long time. I've used several rolls of this stuff and have had no issues over the years using it. IF you have a project that need to be tied off, this is the way to go. This cord is quality stuff and at a reasonable price. I will buy it again when needed.

Great Choice - Worth the Money This is a great choice for holding up your amateur radio antennas. I have lots of wire antennas was well as some ground mounted verticals and it works well as guy wire also. I have ordered this product multiple times and will continue to do so. Very high tinsel strentgh and oblivious to weather conditions here in Texas

Excellent quality and great price. Stands up to UV really well in a marine environment.

Great chord for holding up the ends of wire dipole antenna and using it on pull ropes for raising fixtures etc.

While this is an excellent rope be aware that it may not be a single 500-foot piece. Mine turned out to be two different pieces simply running out in the middle of an antenna project even though there was 250 feet left on the roll. I had to reshoot a line back into a 100-foot tree and reattach the second piece. I emailed the vendor who responded right away and they said this is normal for some rolls. It was allowed from a cordage industry standard they follow. They issued a 50 percent refund for the hassle. Kudos to the company for being so responsive. I would order from them again.

Works great to hoist up antennas into trees. Got a 2 meter dipole and 70 feet of coax 70 feet up in a tree. No problem at all.

Lightweight, easy to handle, takes knots readily, very flexible. Very low visual impact out in the trees. I'm using this rope to hold up a 548 ft octagonal horizontal loop antenna for amateur radio. Wish it was available in larger spools. I think it's available in 1,000 ft spools directly from the manufacturer. Polyester is one of the longest lasting synthetic ropes out in the sun and weather.

Using this to hold up wire antennas in trees. It will eventually abrade and need replacement. But not for a long time.

Used the Dacron for ice cords on Hexbeam, they sell Kevlar core on there website and much better for support cords. Hoping they list on Amazon as the website did not have a shipping to Canada option. Great price and great product.