Is this rope for inside or outside usage?
107372
I've been using mine outdoors. No issues what so ever. I'm guessing it would be fine to use indoors as well.
107373
I use it indoors and outdoors... It's great either way. If you go on YouTube you'll see demonstrations of both indoor and outdoor use.
107374
I use it both outside attached to my deck and inside attached to a heavy table leg(with strap). I wouldn't leave it outside unless the weather is mostly warm and dry and it's out of the sun, or it will deteriorate more quickly.
107375
Im using it outside but if you have enough room you can use it inside, like in a gym or somewhere you have enough floor space.
107376
I'm using mine indoors but it could be used outdoors as well. I have the room and I don't want the rope to get too dirty for continued use indoors when the weather is poor.
2205676
It could be used outdoors but the problem is the glue on the label won't hold in the weather very well. All you can do is try it and see how it works for your situation.
1145647
I would say strictly inside. If you decide to use it outdoors it would definitely have to be a controlled environment.
213641
I think it is probably called outdoor because it is durable enough to use outdoors. I'm sure it would also be fine to use these indoors.
1062902
We use ours indoors as we have an older one we use for outside. But really it could be either one. Ditto what the other reviewer noted about once they become outside vehicles, they stay outside toys.
1049340
I would be careful using it on concrete a lot. You can do a criss cross with this rope. Just make sure you have your rope at the correct length. Then cut the remainder off.
1193819
It can be used inside or outside, if the floor is hard and not carpet and you had plenty of room for it to get around more easier instead of pranging into clutter etc
765550
It is officially rated for indoor use but if you kept it out of the weather (dry) I don't see why you could not use it outdoors.
500438
I don't know for sure, but I'd be hesitant to use it outside. It seems to me to be best suited for indoor use.
668925
No, It is indoor use only. It will work outside, but eventually the moisture will cause it to fail prematurely.
1397310
It is made for indoor use. I don't think it is sturdy enough to leave outdoors- unless you plan to keep covered when not in use.
1382862
I use this inside only. However, if I were to use it outside, I would use it to hang up the clothes to dry and then brig it in when finished. Exposure to the elements would most likely damage the finish and then rust or degradation may occur. It is sturdier than others that are made of plastic.
2029833
We have it inside so can't answer for sure. Looks durable enough, but have not tested outside use.
1364551
It is made of a polyester material, which would make it OK for outdoor use. But, it is intended for indoor use.
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.
219673
It can be used outside. But it's not as visible than when you use it indoors
592152
NEVER use this rope for actual climbing. Only for utility use. For mountain and wall climbing ropes, use ropes designed for that particular purpose. Yes they are more expensive, but your life is on the line. For more information about climbing ropes, contact a well respected outdoor store. Better yet try finding a local climbing club or indoor wall climbing place. Please be careful in your future climbing ventures.