Is this suitable for use to tie up a tarp over a tent?
6051
Most deffinitely. It holds knots very well and is 550 pound test, which should be enough to hold a tent down.
6052
Actually was very disappointed in the quality. Would not recommend this product to anyone.
6053
Absolutely! It would probably be considered overkill but you won't have to replace it for the life of the tarp or tent.
1712663
it is rather heavy and does not, to me, seem appropriate for tent camping. Plus you would definitely need to cover it completely and keep it totally dry otherwise tent camping would probably ruin it.
1507271
I bought it to replace the aging cord in my outdoor lounge chairs. It is very similar to bungee, acts the same way, may not stretch quite as much but would be great for a tarp tie down.
2018993
I think so. I'd lay a blanket down first to protect the tent floor. It's definitely not made for outside use. It's thin nylon and wouldn't provide much protection from the elements. But for outside play during the day I think it would work.
1525456
I would see no reason why not. They are strong and hold very well the tarp over my motorhome even in HIGH winds.
176786
I used it to repair a cut in my new snow pants and for the whole season it didn't look like it was peeling off. It also didn't leak any water since I use the pants for ice fishing and drilled more than enough holes. I think it would do fine for a tarp repair but you might want to take both sides instead of one.
1350265
I use my hiking poles. I always hike with a pair of adjustable hiking poles and they make good support poles for pitching a tarp tent.
1899396
It should, but for safety I would go the hardware store and get some 1/2'' nylon braded rope. The para cord is good for tarps tent lines etc, it has a 500lb test, sounds like a lot but if you weigh 180 and hop in a chair you exceed that easily.
1675069
I have used it to pull out tent stakes, but my stakes are made of 5/8" rebar that are 18" long, sunk into heavy clay soil. It would be overkill for the small ones that you would normally get at sporting goods stores.
1818907
I use mine as the straps that i attach my hammock to around a tree so i do t see why not.
107150
Absolutely! This tarp is highly adaptable to many situations, and it could serve very well as a rain fly over tents of many different designs due to its many tie-down spots. I don't think you's have any water leakage problems with it, either. Good luck and have fun! Tom
412086
This is not climbing rope! Someone using it for that will get hurt or dead! Look into Bluewater climbing ropes and gear for rappelling/Climbing. This rope is only good for camping, tethering items, and practicing knots.
176785
There may be a better product out there but this tape will work well to repair tarps or tents.
732068
Yes, it will work for that. You might just have to find something to tie it down to keep it I place.
21310
The tarp has a place about every foot on top and bottom of the tarp to zip tie or I used nylon rope and zip ties. Does your fence have spikes on top or anything to puncture the tarp? If not, you could over lap and tie the excess to the other side of the fence. They look great.
1560186
This tarp is much heavier & tear resistant. I've used it multiple times under a family size tent for protection from the ground. There has been a small amount of unraveling of threads o/w it's as good as new. It'll outlast the use you listed for purposes you haven't realized you'll need it for in the future.
1311884
It will support it, its sturdy but the material is extremely cheap. I had rips in it after 1 use in the woods. Plus there are visible stiching gaps between the tarp bottom and top so be ready to get wet