Samson Zing It 2.2mm Yellow Throwline 180 ft.

Not cheap but absolutely well worth it. Very well made and effective.

Ive used this string for tarp tie outs and made super light weight carabiners out of it. It is strong but a bit slippery. Slippery is good for the carabiners, but using it for tarp tie outs requires some knot knowledge. I wouldnt use it as a taut line without some device for holding it taut. I have those things so this string works well for my needs. If you plan to use this for backpacking I highly recommend it. Use you ingenuity and imagination to make it useful in lots of applications. For other uses, well, I cant speak to that.

I use this for my hammock ridgeline, backpacking and tarps. It’s a little slippery but it will hold knots just fine.

Zingit 2.2 holds knots very well. A fixed loop can be tied at the end or in the middle with a simple overhand or double overhand knot! And it can be spliced, with correct tools. It even will hold slip and grip knots and hitches—like a prusik hitch, IF 5 or 6 wraps are used instead of three wraps. Extremely lightweight, durable, and does not soak up much rain water. It’s fantastic!

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A little stiff with some memory at first but after unrolling it and stretching it the line has worked fine.

A great value if you need something strong that wont stretch plus super fast shipping . . . . I had it within 48 hours of ordering

I needed strong, thin, tough, and bright colored cordage for camping. This line fits that bill nicely. It works great for a rain fly ridge line or ties downs. Its cheap enough to be used a few times and then ditch if you need to. You can actually see this stuff when walking around camp. Sadly its not reflective but it doesnt claim to be so no surprises there. It holds a knot very well and is easy to untie if needs be too. Good stuff.

I decided to use this as my go-to cord for camping. I use it for my ridgeline on a 13 x 20 tarp with a couple of cam-locks and it never loses tension. I can hang and dry camping gear and still doesnt lose tension. It also holds up perfectly in the rain. I also use for all guyline/tiedowns and has proven to be exceptional. It also packs down super small compared to paracord. Probably the best camping accessory Ive owned.

If you learn the basics of using hollow core cordage, the possibilities for this stuff are endless. I have made continuous loops, hammock ridge lines, tent ridge lines, as well as guy lines. Used for bear hang as well. It does get tangled up and you need to know how to use a stick for pulling up unexpectedly heavy loads when the people you hike with tend to over pack food and want to share your bear hang cord.