53 Inches Nylon Daisy Chains Rope Climbing Lanyard Straps Looped Strong Slings 23 kN Aerial Yoga Webbing

I use these to rig ropes for climbing/rappelling when I'm concerned about damaging the sheath to my ropes on things such as sharp rocks and metal. Old towers in industrial areas can have sharp metal edges that'll ruin my ropes, but these are strong and are significantly more abrasion resistant than ropes. the length is nice for getting around trees, too, if you'd like to use them as tree savers, which I do as well. If you are using a rope that you need all the length, you can just feed one end of these through the other instead of friction hitching a rope around a tree. This method tends to damage trees less. I've used them a fair bit, and I am not concerned about tearing the loops sewn into them, even though they are rated for less than the whole length of the strap.

He like it. Its easier for his therapy

I bought this to clip to boat rails to dry clothing like socks, swimsuits, etc. in high wind conditions. I added small, stainless clips on each end to wrap around boat rails and clip back to itself. I also added small, nylon spring clamps to each loop to hold each item firmly in the wind. Works great! On a recent vacation, I used it on a balcony rail. Several people asked where to buy this etrier so they could setup their own dry line.

Sent back was unable to use for rehab exercises after surgery.

They work wonderfully. They are a little heavy (we use them backpacking) but they are great straps, and I particularly like that the loops don't collapse under weight (which means we can hang little carabiners from them and hang gear from the hammock to keep camp tidy.

These are actually pretty so leaving them in place is not a bother.

I bought these for my arial yoga practice. If these daisy chains can hang from an old oak tree branch and hold up my phat butt. They can hold yours too.10/10.Color was cute too.

Product pictures and description shows climbing and people hanging suspended with this rope and also advertised with 5170 lb breaking strength. I'm 250 lbs and I bought this to replace the chain I use on the backyard zipline to support me hanging on the line. This strap is very thin, not wide at all and after one ride, it's already broken a thread. Not happy about this. Too sketchy for me, I'm glad I had the chain loosely connected as backup to catch me if needed. Luckily this stap did work for one trip, but not for much longer, I suspect. 1/5 stars because I can't choose 0.