SGT KNOTS Twisted Nylon Seine Twine #96 100% Nylon Fiber- High Tensile Strength & Versatile Utility Twine - Crafting, Camping, Boating, Mason Line, Fishing, Hunting, Survival, & Marine (180 ft)

I didn't know how thick #7 line was. I anticipated something thicker than it turned out to be. This, however, is a sturdy, tough, resilient, but lightweight line that will serve many purposes. Just be aware of how thick you need your line to be and make sure this is what you need or want. It worked for me running fence posts, but there were times when there was a breeze that it didn't work because it was so light. Your use will dictate whether it is heavy enough for you but the quality is good.

I have been using this twine in place of paracord with good results.. Much more economical than paracord and just as strong.. It takes up less space in my backpack than the same length of paracord, I still carry paracord just a lot less than, I did before trying out this excellent, highly versatile braided nylon twine.. The fact that it is made in the USA by a veteran owned company, is a big plus in my opinion... Excellent quality and high tensile strength, highly resistant to the elements and abrasion makes it a no brainer...

SGT KNOT twine is a premium product, great quality. I'm only a few feet into the spool, but I don't expect any surprises. I'm not an experienced twine buyer, so it's a little hard to judge the diameter of twine needed from the number. There are conversion tables that give the diameter associated with the twine #, but that wasn't a great help for me Having the product in hand would be the greatest help. Perhaps SGT KNOTS would consider selling a sample pack for a nominal price. A foot of each, or every other size? Are you listening SGT KNOTS? I'd rather spend a couple of bucks on a sample selection first.

Use it for my tomato plants. Sturdy enough to support them using Florida weaving method. End easy to break into small thread though. Will see how long it lasts

I bought this for my textiles class when I ran out of my first spool of nylon string rather quickly. The 1lb appealed to me, and I was convinced I wouldn't have to buy another spool during the semester I'd I Just invested in more, so I did. The string is a bit thin, and initially, this made me question if I'd like it; however, it does a great job for what I need it! Not only do my arashi shibori pieces look amazing (nylon string creates great resist), but I actually PREFER the dimensions of this string. I feel that I have slightly more control using this than the string I had been using previously. Not to mention for the pieces of nylon string I can't salvage, there is much less throw away after a project than before with the thicker nylon string I've mentioned. This nylon string is sturdy and I highly recommend it to anyone, especially any textiles artists looking to create precise tight resists in their work! For the price this is an excellent deal. I don't think you'd be able to find this much nylon string at this price in most other places. Hope this is helpful! :)

I like that this is a sturdy mortar string that I trust hanging my RC planes from the ceiling with. Not all mortar strings can or are rated for any loads but this one does have some light load ratings. Definitely worth the money In my opinion.

Good cordage but tried it camping and wasn't good. Does not hold knots. It is very slick. Comes its a twist and it cordage comes apart way to easy.By the time i cut the end it has untwist itself about 2 inches.

UPDATE: To say I'm impressed is an understatement. I bought four different twines/lines and put them up around the same time. Guess which one is the only one still up? I bought it and put it up 2019, 2023 it is still up and holding strong through desert sun and wind. I'd say it's good strong twine. We use it for lashing practice and tying things up as you do. It holds really well. It does unravel ridiculously easily though, so there is that. Example: I cut the twine and immediately it unravels a couple inches and I have to pinch it to keep it twisted until I can fix it in place. I haven't tested strength, but when we lashed some boards together a 140 lb man was able to pull himself up onto it and it held. I don't know if it was the lashing or the twine, but I wouldn't be able to do it with yarn, so strong enough for our needs. We're not towing trucks or cars or anything.

My wife makes lots of Rosary Beads and finds this cord perfect for the purpose.