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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Red
- Size
- 1 pack
- Model
- 229RM
- Material
- Nylon
- Style
- Camping,Simple
- Item Length
- 600 in
Features 5
- VERSATILE: This 50-foot, 9mm camping rope is an item everyone can find use for. Whether its hanging clothes, constructing a shelter, or securing an item to your car this multi-use, shock-resistant rope is a practical tool to have at your disposal.
- [Added Length]: Starting at 50 feet, this rope can extend to 250 feet by removing the four inner cords, transforming it into a longer nylon cord. Perfect for securing items or setting up shelters, this adaptable ropes is ideal for outdoor adventures and home use.
- DURABLE: This can be used for light to moderate weight objects and jobs. For added strength, this 9mm rope has a nylon braided outer layer surrounding 4 inner nylon braided cords. However, this rope is NOT intended for rock climbing or rappelling.
- [Lightweight]: Weighing only 1.5 lbs, this 9mm Nylon Rope is incredibly lightweight, making it easy to pack for any adventure. Its compact to allow convenient storage in your car, backpack, or survival kit, ensuring you always have it on hand when you need it.
- [Essential Emergency Tool]: Having this 9mm rope in your emergency kit is crucial. Its durable and versatile capabilities allow you to secure gear, create shelter, or make quick repairs in urgent situations. Lightweight and compact, its easy to carry, ensuring youre always prepared for the unexpected.
Description
Create a Clothesline There are times when modern conveniences are no longer available and you may not have access to a dryer. In situations like this, having a rope at home is very useful to create a clothesline. Tie Down a Tarp Rain can quickly turn a fun camping trip into a freezing cold night. With this rope you will be able to tie down a tarp to keep the rain off of your shelter. Practice Your Knot Tying Skills You never know when knots will be needed. Maybe you need to tie your food in a tree so bears won't get it, or trying to get a large item home from the store. Knowing different kinds of knots can help in a variety of situations. Create a Dog Leash Sometimes you will be without a leash and your dog may need to go outside. With a rope stored in your car you can easily take your pet out for a walk on those long road trips. Create a Clothesline Tie Down a Tarp Practice Your Knot Tying Skills Create a Dog Leash With the color option of green, black, white, red, orange, camo you get to choose whether you want to rope to BLEND or STAND OUT.
Specs 20
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Brand | Emergency Zone |
| Style | Camping,Simple |
| Item Length | 600 inches |
| Brand Name | Emergency Zone |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping, Hiking |
| Unit Count | 50 Feet |
| Manufacturer | Emergency Zone |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| UPC | 850253006768 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 68 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 229RM |
| Line Weight | greater than 0.35 lb |
| Item Thickness | 9 millimeters |
| Item Diameter | 9 millimeters |
| Product Style | Camping,Simple |
| Tensile Strength | 100 pounds |
| Material Type | Nylon |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Did the job
Color: Black
Size: 1 pack
Worked perfectly
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2026 by Debbie
Strong, soft, and is not fraying as easily as others.
Color: Black
Size: 1 pack
This has been a good length of rope to keep handy, and it's thick enough and soft enough that it'll secure something without digging in or leaving groove marks. I've only used this for occasional tasks--nothing requiring it to be left out in the elements for extended amounts of time--and it's been great. I picked up some paracord 1/2 this thick--and for $3 it was worth it, but they are losing flexibility and fading and fraying. This rope has had none of those issues and has been worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2021 by Conn8d4lyfe
Decent Rope
Color: Black
Size: 1 pack
I'm a fetishist who ordered this for bondage particularly because it contains 4 smaller ropes and I wanted rope that I could cut some off and use the smaller ones too. unlike another customer I can say the inside ropes were black. Getting them out was slow and painstaking. Once I did any cutting I had to seal the ends with duct tape. On it's own it is soft, durable, the ends are sealed by heat. It's a cheaper alternative that works fine for shibari, and can be used for any regular rope purposes.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2011 by Mouser
Good for camping
Color: Green
Size: 1 pack
Good road
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2026 by allen
Songs have been sung of this fine rope...
Color: Black
Size: 1 pack
This rope holds up my two-person packable hammock. I'm reviewing rope here, so there's a practical limit to what I can say. This rope never taunts me, or compounds my sense of Weltschmerz that leads me to my hammock therapy. It's never burned me by sliding too swiftly between my distracted grasp. It grips the two trees I've used to support my hammock, and doesn't make pained sounds, as though it's considering snapping and letting me drop to the ground. I know in the fullness of time, the sun's UV rays will cause this rope to become brittle, and eventually it will need to be replaced, but I don't wish to dwell on the ending. Today the rope is new, and up for the challenge of rocking me side to side, and for this I give full stars. tl;dr - it's a good rope.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2015 by Stucco
Nice general use rope.
Color: Green
Size: 1 pack
Nice rope for general use. The diameter is a little bigger than advertised so if that’s critical, may consider another. I had a certain pulley size, but with some tension it stays in the grove.
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2025 by Steve L.
Separates easily so use a lighter to prevent fraying
Color: Black
Size: 1 pack
It does the job I bought it for so I'm pleased with my purchase. I couldn't find a similar item at my local big box store so I decided to buy from Amazon. I use it to keep my patio umbrellas from blowing away in the wind. It looks better than white rope and hides dirt. You just need to use a lighter to prevent the ends from fraying. I've been using it for about a month and it's holding up well.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2011 by C V Smith
Dangerous Decisions
Color: Black
Size: 1 pack
When I read the description of this rope I though. "Now that would be a good thing to have, just in case." And generally it is. But there is a pair of rather serious issues. One is potentiality dangerous and the other is lethal. When I got the coils they seemed fine. Supple, well wrapped, ready to store for emergencies. But, you do that and you will find yourself suffering from poor planing. So, I unwrapped them and inspected them. I am not concerned by the ends not being well sealed. These have 3 smaller cords making them into a very useful tool. Weakish seals on the end can be a good thing in some instances, and the seal is not so weak as to constitute a concern at all. So, no issue with that. But, my hands were covered in a slick substance that smelled a little like watery fuel. I think it was lubricant from manufacturing, and I don't know what it is at all. Storing this uncleaned with other gear could potentially cause a dangerous contamination issue. Again, for the price this is really a minor point. But it is one that should be described so customers would know it needs to be addressed. It also made the rope slick and made knotting unsure. A quick run through the washing machine and let it dry and there you go, situation solved. The second one is no where that easy to deal with. What is contained inside the outer sleeve of the rope is 3 inner cords. On one of the two rope, about eight inches from the center, is a major hard spot which is clearly a welded or broken cord... perhaps two of them. In fact it is just one major flaw in one cord. The net result is that if you trust this rope to hold more than about 200 lbs. you are running a real risk of failure. A failure on an emergency rope like this can be the difference between survival and memorial. While I would recommend getting a couple of these ropes, I would warn anyone doing so to keep the best one in their gear for later use and use the other to get used to the rope's characteristics for the possibility that they will need to use it. Just remember, there is a 50% failure rate on this... so be careful and be safe.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2011 by Bo