can this rope be used outside?
145777
Maybe not. I've had it for 3 months and used it occasionally on a matted floor indoors and it's already frayed.
145778
No- it will break down. Occasionally in the grass maybe, but long term outside no.
145779
So far I've only used mine outside. You might get some grass stuck in there but it's not a big deal.
145780
The surface will dictate the longevity of the rope fibers. If you're using it on something soft, like grass/dirt, it will be ok. I use mine on martial arts mats, indoors. Probably the best combination for maximizing the rope's usage. The sun exposure will shorten the life of the ropes fibers, as well.
947175
Yes you can use it outside since its make of heavy plastic but I would be concerned with the bike!!
1134925
Negative it is not designed for outdoor use! Unless you enclose it somehow so the weather can't get to it! Hope it helps!
1157747
I never tried that with any thing other than rope. It might work. It's quite flexible material.
1593448
I don't see why it couldn't be used outdoors, although a dogs natural instinct would lead it to the grass. But this product seems to be made of weather resistant materials
1625049
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. Just make sure the rope is the same guage or it may get stuck.
806180
I think you could. We used a tree, but knotting the rope somehow so it doesn't slide should work.
533465
As Mr. Glover has discovered, you can indeed use this item outside, provided you are taking care to keep it at least somewhat protected from the elements! I hope this answer will assist you.
400412
Hi there - I'm not certain if it can be used outside. Since it does contain a plug-in heating pad inside the cushion, my concern would be that the electric cord would come into contact with water. Something to think about . . . I did see other pads in Amazon that are made for outdoor use. Why not take a look at those? Good luck!
45741
Hi I really dont think it would be a good idea. the rope is very slick and unless it has lots of wear and tear on it I dont think it would be a good idea. im using my rope now for about a month and its still pretty smooth. i would suggest getting a rope thay frays. hope this was helpful
1162000
Yes, the slack rack can be used outdoors. I wouldn't keep it outside it's metal and it could rust. Also it's not light so a person may need help to get it out there but it certainly could be used outside.
1468473
Most definitely. We used it to create a rope ladder and the guy who had to climb it every night weighed at least that much. If you intend to leave it out in the weather year round, it may degrade like all ropes with moisture and temperature changes.
2039606
Technically it could be however, polypropylene rope is not UV resistant (ie will rot in the sun), will stretch and will be quickly damaged by friction. I would STRONGLY suggest metal cables if you are using this as a person trolley. 3/8" or less works well regardless of material.
1503837
I see no reason why it can't be used outdoors. However, be aware that it's designed to hold only a few light items - I doubt the string would last long if, for example, you put large wet bath towels on it. Also, the string might quickly deteriorate from outdoor exposure to UV light, and it's not at all clear if it can be easily replaced.
522590
The cable can be used outdoor is not exposed to directly sun or rain. Or it can be used within a hose for protection.
82133
The outside sheathing on the rope is flexible and fairly coarse. I have not had any problems with knots loosening. This is a utility rope, not intended for climbing, rappeling. etc. I use it mostly when working up high to apply tension to branches to direct their fall after cutting. It is a good general purpose utility rope and I have used it for many things from tree work to camping to raising light loads. As always, use the proper knot for the application. Hope this helps!
1685770
It can be used outdoors. But it isn't made of tent material. I was really pleased with this purchase. My three year old great nephew loves it.