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.
1762653
Absolutely not. It is a kernmantle rope but not heavy enough nor designed for such. Check out Blue Water, Singing Rock, Edelrid and such for climbing, belaying and rappelling work.
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!
187470
I have never tried using mine outdoors, but my 1-year old Cocker Spaniel loves hers. It took a few days to teach her to use it and now she lays on it all the time.
1879889
You can use this outside, but if it gets wet it is done. Also direct sun will melt it.
277081
Not sure it's meant for outdoor use. I would think it would be fine as long as it doesn't get rwined on.
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.
1762654
I would think you might be able to use it in an absolute emergency to get down from somewhere. I would never use it as a mountain climbing rope though. It's about a quarter inch thick
1049342
Yes, you are able to use this rope outside and you are able to perform the criss-cross with this rope. I have done it several times. If you are used to a non-wire rope, the feel is different as the rope responds differently as opposed to plastic. The wire is coated with a nice, slick plastic and is very durable. Unless you are using it on some rugged concrete (which is typically not-recommended as concrete does not provide much cushion for your knee), you should be ok with this. If you ARE using it on a concrete surface with a jagged texture, expect some scratches and eventually the rope may give. Yes, you are able to use this rope outside and you are able to perform the criss-cross with this rope. I have done it several times. If you are used to a non-wire rope, the feel is different as the rope responds differently as opposed to plastic. The wire is coated with a nice, slick plastic and is very durable. Unless you are using it on some rugged concrete (which is typically not-recommended as concrete does not provide much cushion for your knee), you should be ok with this. If you ARE using it on a concrete surface with a jagged texture, expect some scratches and eventually the rope... » Read More Yes, you are able to use this rope outside and you are able to perform the criss-cross with this rope. I have done it several times. If you are used to a non-wire rope, the feel is different as the rope responds differently as opposed to plastic. The wire is coated with a nice, slick plastic and is very durable. Unless you are using it on some rugged concrete (which is typically not-recommended as concrete does not provide much cushion for your knee), you should be ok with this. If you ARE using it on a concrete surface with a jagged texture, expect some scratches and eventually the rope may give. « Show Less
1418309
Yes. I would go a step further and say it should be used any time you are using a climber or a lock on deer stand. I would just run it outside the climber so the rope is clear as you are climbing. Just slide the knot up as you go. Safety first always have a plan in case you fall.
683551
I think the manual says it can be used outside. We have only used ours inside.
2069590
Yes, you can hang it from a tree outside however, you should probably not leave it exposed to the elements.
1120267
Yes it can be used outside. As long as you link all three on the same strip.
2039604
I would not recommend using rope. You need some type of steel strand which needs to be as tight as possible between two trees.
430892
Yes, it can be used outside. I have it almost fully extended and I definitely had to use the center bracket screwed into the ceiling of our patio. Had I not used the bracket it would have sagged in the middle and the weight of the curtains would have pulled the tension rod down. So tension only, not so good, rod secured with screws works great.
1376751
yes. U would need to buy and bigger stack from a hardware store and nail it in the cement. You can also tie the rope to a fence.
824617
I think so, but I'm not using mine now. I think that worst case scenario would be that you might need to sit on a stool or tie on an extension to the rope. No big deal in my opinion.