Rope Winder

The line winder is a Tough, Flexible, High-Impact, and Heat-Resistant for extra long service. Polypropylen plastic structure, lightweight that can

Line Winder Rope and Cord Organizer Rope Winder Paracord Cord Keeper Rope Organizer Spool Tool Prevent Knots Recoils and Kinks (10pack)

s are a great tool for storing tarp tie outs and other cordage. These plastic spools have a flexible cover, which folds open allowing easy access

Cord Winder

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Tow rope with rope winder - Subglider

2kg 22000 Tex PP Polypropylene Fibrillated Yarn Baler Twine Rope

Polypropylene is an economical rope made from a light-weight fiber material. A distinct feature is the rope's ability to float which finds many applications in swimming pool markers or marine use. The rope is flexible but does not offer much resistance to stretch. Polypropylene is resistant to most chemicals. It can be spliced to add any necessary hardware.

Koch 1/2 in. D x 35 ft. L Red Solid Braided Polypropylene Rope

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Airhead Floatable Line Winder No more tangled lines with this classic styled floating line winder! It's easy to wind and neatly stow away anchor lines, mooring lines, ski ropes and tube ropes. Get a few for the garage too. Organize your extension cords, wires, clotheslines and Christmas lights once and for all. It's constructed of high impact polypropylene for extra long service. Ropes not included.

Airhead AHLW-1 Line Winder

Vintage Wooden Spool Winder Perfectly Primitive Rope Winder Amish

Rope Winder (Cylindrical Cam)

Because of its lightweight, polypropylene is the only rope that floats and for this reason, is very popular for use as pool markers and water sports. Polypropylene is affected by sunlight deterioration (more so than any other synthetic or natural fiber rope), but its life can be extended by storing it away from direct sunlight. Polypropylene begins to weaken at 150 degrees and melts at 330 degrees, the lowest melting point of all synthetic ropes.

Koch 1/4 in. D x 100 ft. L Yellow Hollow Braided Polypropylene Rope