ROPE, TWINE, CHAIN & CABLE

Or just stop worrying about the line breaking. Battlecord is skinny but megatough stuff. And this one is a 50-foot length of black cord rated for 2,650 lb test. Measures 1/4” dia with a 7-strand core and is rot, mildew and UV resistant. Made in the USA for Atwood Rope.

It's easier to see. Our each is (100) feet of 3/32" dia high visibility neon-green type-III paracord. Made of 7-strand, 550-lb test nylon, it's color-fast and resistant to rot, UV light and mildew. A camper's dream! Also makes really snazzy bootlaces.

Our each is 100 feet of of paracord (tactical cord) from Atwood Rope Mfg. Measures 3/32" dia (think round shoelace) with (4) internal strands and a 275-lb test strength. UV inhibited; rot and mildew resistant. In assorted solid and blended colors, from which we'll pick because we have impeccable taste in cordage.

This braided polypropylene rope is 3/8” dia (rope size #12) and rated for a 100-lb working load. You get (50) feet of this easy-to-knot utility rope in assorted colors.

You should, because you can't have too much wire. Half the world is held together with the stuff. This is a bundle of galvanized steel wire: (50) feet of 18-gauge; and (100) feet of 20-gauge. Keep it in your car for when something falls off.

Bungeeish scrunchies. Whatever. These here are heavy-duty elastic cords, with plastic balls where the two ends join. The 6” long loop can stretch to about double that length. Suitable for holding pretty much anything, including Samoan linebackers’ dreadlocks. You get a package of (40) in assorted colors including black, red, blue, green and gold.

Everybody, and we mean everybody, has a need now and then for bungee cords. This set has (15) assorted heavy-duty cords (7 different sizes) with brown, red and black camouflage patterns. Cords are 3/16" or 5/16” dia with lengths ranging from 4-3/4” to 35” unstretched, and (2) of them are ball cords. All of it stores in a nice, clear plastic tube with a screw cap that has a fold-down handle for carrying and hanging. Keep a set in the garage and another in the camper, and they’ll always be there for you.

Mega-bungee cords. Just the ticket for tying down motorcycles, refrigerators, or large marsupials. (Tie your kangaroo down, boys!) Our each is a package of (10) of these monsters, approx 1/2" dia x 6-feet long, (Yes 6 Feet!) in black with green accents (colors may change), with 1" x 2-1/2" hooks on both ends. According to the manufacturer, these will stretch to double their length, 144", but you may want to keep it under that just to be safe. That's almost 8-LBS of bungees and just under two bucks a piece. Outstanding!

No, but this chain will fool the eye of passersby and save you beaucoup bucks. Our each is (10) feet of #8 plastic chain with 2" long x 1" wide links. For decorative use, landscape and perimeter marking only. Won't keep out wildlife, but does has a maximum load of 175 lbs, so it won't break when you trip over it. You pick white or black chain.

Micro tactical cord measures .046" (1.18mm) dia on 125-foot spools. Made in the USA by Atwood Rope Mfg., it's UV and rot resistant with a 100-lb test strength. Lotsa solid and blended colors and we'll just grab (3) different-colored spools for you to save you the trip to our warehouse.

Chain down the deck furniture or tie up the pooch with this 7 x 7 strand galvanized steel PVC-coated aircraft cable (1/16" dia, 3/32" dia with the coating). Rated for a 95-lb workload, our each is a 500 foot, neatly spooled length. Buy it by the reel and you get the reel for nothing. Please Note:

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Don't you hate it when your twine rots? Us too. That's why we always use this mildew- and rot-resistant nylon twine for household repairs, gardening, boating, etc. You get (3) 225-foot spools of white twine for a total of 675 feet. Stretches to absorb shock and resist breaking.

Mail carriers from sea to shining sea have been yanking these mail-bag cord locks open since time immemorial. Now you can have one for your very own. They work best with a 3/16” dia cotton cord, which we don’t have, but is available in hardware stores from the same sea to the same shining sea.

Or maybe just get really, really crafty with these bundles of 40-foot lengths of chenille pipe cleaner. (Yes, campers, that’s forty feet, as in 13.3 yards, or 480”.) In white, at the standard 1/8” pipe-cleaner diameter. CJ suggests a Chenille Man costume, or you could weave yourself a bed spread. Knock yourself out.