Rope by Construction

The most ancient rope construction, it is made by twisting fibers together to form yarn, then twisting rope yarn together to form strands, then twisting three strands together to create the rope. An excellent all purpose rope, it is easily spliced and has some stretch.

This rope has fibers twisted into strands then braided into a single rope. This technique eliminates torque and hockling during use, yet produces a rope that is easily spliced for efficient work time management.

A tightly braided outside jacket creates a diamond pattern around an inner core in this construction. It is extremely strong and durable, holding its shape under stress without damage.

This rope is formed by braiding an inner core then braiding an outer layer over the core. It is strong, good for load bearing, resists abrasion and doesn't kink easily. Very durable.

Due to its construction without a core, this rope is light weight and easily spliced. It is an economical general purpose rope.

The knit construction technique that creates this rope makes it extremely flexible without sacrificing strength. It is easy on users' hands and ties very well.

Braiding the rope yarns into a single, solid form creates a firm, round rope. It maintains its shape while in use, yet retains its flexibility. This rope performs well on blocks and pulleys, has great strength for holding weight and is not likely to fray.

This rope has a tightly woven braided jacket around a core, similar to Diamond Braid, making it very strong.