Ultra Light - 2mm Dyneema Tent Guy Guide Reflective Green Rope - 200kg Breaking Strain - Suitable for sailing, dinghy, yachting, cruising - 20 Meter

Great product. Significantly lighter than paracord. Used on a backpack hunt to hang quarters and as misc cord. Always have it in my pack now!

I’ve bought a lot of dyneema cord and this is my least favorite. I’m not even using it. Off colored and stretchy. I didn’t think it was even dyneema because these aren’t properties that are typical with dyneema. All I can assume is that it’s china’s version of it. I can’t return it because I’ve already cut it into lengths. I wouldn’t mess with it anyway I just will never buy it again. For real it will probably go in the trash I’ve already bought other good replacement for it just different brand of the same. I think it was lightway and it’s like what I’ve had in the past great stuff light weight and strong

I used this as a conduit pullstring to pull HDMI, optical, speaker and ethernet cable between my TV and entertainment center. The house came with a smurf tube (plastic conduit) between the TV mount location and the side wall where the reciever and other electronics were to be installed. The smurf tube had a wire for a pull string which is not ideal. This was long enough and strong enough that I could pull all the wires and still leave it in place in case I needed to pull another wire. Sure enough, we broke the hdmi header and had to pull a second one.

replaced all my guylines with this. Pretty dang reflective and seems to hold strong. I have some other guylines that are really stiff whereas this on is easy to handle.

As yet untested, but I bought this for my PCT bear bag hang kit. I'm certain it'll work great.

This guy rope is extremely lightweight - the 20m section weighed in at only 40g. However, the breaking strain is nowhere near the 200kg advertisement. I snapped it quite easily when lifting 10 lbs over a tree branch using the PCT method bear hang. This cord would be fine for lightweight tasks, but do not use it for load bearing applications.

I bought this to use as guyline for Absaroka 4P tipi. I haven’t used it in the field yet but tested in my yard: it seems to be a reliable and work well. Good stuff and gave me more confidence switching to new tent(tipi). Recommended.

Bought this to use as guyline for a tarp that I use with a hammock. It's a great product for that application... Lightweight, reflective at night, holds a bowline and truckers hitch well. It is thin enough that you may want to consider putting a few sticks underneath of it when wrapping around a tree to protect the bark and leave no trace.