Yiliaw Grappling Hook with Rope, 50FT Nylon Rope, Stainless Steel Grapple Hook with 3 Claw, Gravity Hook, Aquatic Anchor Hook for Outdoor Activity, Hiking, Tree Limb Removal, Salvage Underwater, Drag

Though the hook seems to be well made as long as they used better steel than the last hook I got from Amazon, THE ROPE IS DANGEROUS and definitely should not be used for personal support of any king, let alone climbing. The rope broke while pulling a 125 lb load. The rope should only be used for tying down loads and a clothesline holding lightweight panties or socks.

the rope is too lite weight.

This hook was just what I wanted.The rope included isn’t worth much but they state that from the beginning.

The "gift" rope included is so weak as to be dangerous. Its inclusion implies it can be used with the hook, but doing so can easily create a perilous situation as the rope will break when even a minimal amount of pull in applied. The rope appears to be nylon, but the inside consists of weak fibers - not nylon. The hook itself is fine. I will keep the hook and toss the twine.

I didn't expect it to be so small. (insert snicker here) Kind of a cross between a grappling hook and a fishing hook. The included cord stretches a good bit and tends to get tangled. But it handles as much as the hook can and cord length is good.As long as you do not expect to climb vertical walls or raise the Titanic, it's a useful tool. Sadly, I still haven't found my sunken drone.