How much is the 40 foot 2 inch rope weight?
500532
I haven't weighed it but I can. I can say that five rounds of 20seconds on 10rest works my arms like no other workout I've ever done. I've used both and prefer the 1.5 inch. I can go longer with 1.5 which equals cardiovascular gas out. With the 2 inch arms burn out too quick and I like the cardiovascular and arm burnout at same time. Plus my wife can't hang with 2", it's more about rythem than weight. If you are over 6 foot and burly you might want 2" but 1.5 will still kick your butt.
26938
The box indicates 60 pounds. The cable is quite rugged, so I would think this claim would be correct!
2172087
Without having weighed it, I would estimate the boxed weight at less than 200 pounds. No individual part exceeded 40 pounds. I opened the box at my doorstep and carried the parts through the house to the back deck, where I assembled it. Two people could easily lift it as it arrives. It's big and bulky, but very tough. Hope this helps!
503507
I haven't weighed this product, but it is very heavy, more than I was able to lift which would be up to 40 lb.
199246
I don't know how much weight it can hold, but the rope is good and thick. I've been using one with my tree stands for 2 years. I like the added security of not falling. Also, it is quite easy to use.
1497073
I would say it's about 35 or 40 lbs. It is not light but it is pretty cool. :)
1912137
It is a fairly static rope with about a 2% stretch or so at the most. 2 feet will stretch about half to 3/4 of an inch when pulled hard. I don't know if it would stretch more with continues load but I don't think so
2053073
Hi We don;t have this information at the moment- the item measure Measures 40'' x 66'' and I would say it is about 2.5lbs max
1444710
The rope is 40 feet long (20 split in half), I wrap it around a weight to use so if your garage is 25 - 30 feet long, you should be OK.
1928965
Haven't weighed it myself, but i gotta estimate it at under a pound. You can smoosh it down to the size of a softball. It includes 2 attached lengths of thick rope to tie to a tree, but if you're interested in the tree friendly straps, it shouldn't be super hard to jerry rig them on. i'm gonna get a few more of these, as they seem like a much cheaper version of the IMPS (improved multi-purpose survival) net. : )
959436
barely 40 pounds if really even that much. i am a very petite person and can easily carry and lift this with or without the carry case! :)
1512682
I don't know the exact weight but I'd say maybe 2 lbs. It's strong and sturdy.
503506
I am not sure of the exact weight. But it is more the 30 pounds. At least 50 I would bet
584272
I don't know the exact weight but it is light but strong My husband is 200lbs and it is no problem holding him up We use it for a mounting block to get on horses and I am really happy I bought this one
1037182
I honestly couldn't tell you. The product did not meet my particular needs so I returned it. It seemed sturdy and well built and both the ropes and straps seemed quite adequate. Hope that helps.
1030610
OMG does it ever! I don't know exactly how much but if you using it off of bridge, I think you'll have plenty of rope. That red in the picture is all rope. I'm going to guess 100 ft.
1085776
It weights 3 1/2 lbs & rolls up nice, about the size of a 6x8 tarp rolled up, 14 in long & 6 in wide. I will only use it a few times a year, so its fine for me. I would get some better rope though, it comes with very thin & weak rope. Other than that, it perfect for 1-2 people.