Is this cord easy to tie into knot and does it hold a knot placed in it?
1069041
It is as stiff as fine wire. So yes, it can hold a knot, but not every knot.
1069042
It is easy to tie, very pliable. Does not hold knots very well. Almost feels like Teflon.
1069043
It is easy to handle and flexible, very similar to braided fishing line. Standard knots will slip, so you need to use knots designed for synthetic line i.e. Palomar, figure-8 . Very strong, would buy again
1069044
Yes its very thin and feels like it has a coating similar to teflon. Once you crank down on the knot its not coming out. Some of the best cord next to the tried and true 550
424684
No, it's permanent. I don't require a lot of length, so I have always coiled and twist-tied the extra.
1988379
I have left it in place for over 2 years and it functioned fine. It is a very durable rope and professional tied knots.
441531
The string is very easy to pull. My daughter-in-law has one she uses frequently, has not had a problem with the string. It is made to last for a long time.
511677
It wasn't easy but I was able to tie a new knot in the end closest to the handle. I did this on mine since out of the box it had a 1/4" gap when fully closed.
1142122
There are two hooks on each side that hold the bungee cord, so you do not have to knot the end of the cord. I usually do not knot the cord, as that way the cord is adjustable.
1752252
yes it ties just like rope with no slipping. Keep in mind once the knot is tied and pulled tight it will not be undone. Using a draw weight scale used for setting up compound bows the line broke at 88lbs no matter what knot i used. Hope this helps
1738405
It's really easy to attach the reel. There is a reel seat in the handle with a threaded collar that screws down to hold the reel securely in place. Once you have it in hand, you'll instantly see how it's done.
1224954
Female end twist locks. The ring tightens the cord quite securely. I think it is one of the better cords out there.
665487
its as easy as 3 minutes to roll it up and tie it up in the front. Never had an issue with mine
2042474
The cord is long but it is easy to shorten with a piece of tape or twist tie.
3561
I have no issues with the knots. They only needed tightening out of the box and then I forgot about them.
718609
Not rope but a nylon cord that is 1/4 " that runs the full length and sticks out some. So you can thread it easier.
1370551
No, you must wrap it around the cord holder on the machine. Not a big deal. It stays in place well.
631992
Well, I tied a good knot about two inches down from the top, kept it loose, and hung it on a shepherd's hook, putting the metal through the knot. I pulled it as tight as I could after that. This made it difficult to fill, but I wasn't sure what else to do with it. That was about ten days ago, and it's still holding strong. I have a feeling I'll have to do something different soon. I wasn't expecting a plain rope.
1158581
When you cut the cord, seal it with heat. If you are wanting to create a loop without using a huge knot, you have two options. One... Using a heavy NYLON threaded needle, simply push the needle/thread back and forth through the two pieces of cord until sufficiently secure, then do a nice aesthetic wrap to cover the loose end of the loop. or two... make your loop, stretch it as tight as possible and tightly wrap a stiff wire around both pieces of cord ( for an example of this, see how they secure the ends of bungee straps with the hook ends used for securing cargo). Hope this helps!
1158583
Just a single simple over-hand knot has always done the trick for me, on several chairs. This cord is thicker, and the knot is too big to slip back through the openings.