emma kites 100% Kevlar Braided Rope 100ft High Strength Abrasion Resistant Fire Resistant Fishing Rope Survival Fishing Rocket Model Paracord Camping

Great stuff! I got the 150lbs version. I plan to get more, and thicker too. - Thin yet super strong. - Can be tied pretty well. - Works amazingly well for some sewing tasks, especially when you need extreme strength without doing the stitch many times. Not for general clothing, etc, but I have found many uses for it for leather, quick denim repairs, etc. You'll want some thick needles to do this. Slightly thicker than come in most kits, but can easily be found in Amazon or a supermarket. I got some at Sainsburys and also a big pack at the 99p store. - Very cut resistant, although can still be cut with a knife or scissors, just takes a bit more force. Really excellent for the thickness though. - Seems like a fair price. Feel free to ask me questions in the comments.

I bought this as I want to replace some cheap bungee with something cut resistance. This thing is super strong. I braided three separate cord into a 3mm line. It is super amazing. I don't know if the previous comment of others is describing this product of being meltable. I assure you that it isn't as when I put it on a lighter it just burnt.

A hardwearing, strong line used for making stinger hook traces for sea fishing in Norway. Good product at a reasonable price.

Made tarp ridge line's with this works perfectly for this It's strong fine for the strength perfect for me Hope this helps Dai EDIT. Just realised I got review wrong i made the ridge line from the 750lb line this i used for prusik's etc Sorry for the mix up Dai

Correct length and slightly stronger than advertised. Works great for what I bought it for which is modwl rocket recovery systems. Good value for money.

Bought the 150lbs breaking strain line for use as lightweight guy lines on a tent but it’s not suitable for this. Way too thin to use for that purpose (it does say 1mm in the description and that’s accurate). It’s also quite “floppy” line and I couldn’t heat seal the fibres together to stop it unravelling (maybe I didn’t use enough heat?). I think that describing this line as “utility cord” does it no favours (as that to me means something similar to venetian blind cord or paracord). I’m sure it would make a fine kite line which is, to be fair, what the vendor’s shop is called. Not expensive enough to be worth returning but suspect it will sit in the garage unused and unloved.

What more to say.. Excellent !

Worked a treat replacing damaged string on our kites, it’s strong enough to cope with the winds we get off the sea and as the roll is so big it will last a good while.