حبل نايلون خام قياس (6MM) طول (50YRD)

This 6mm virgin nylon rope is a versatile choice for both outdoor and indoor tasks. Use it for camping, hiking, boating, tying down tarps, securing gear, crafting projects like macrame, and general purpose lashing. Its 50-yard length provides ample material for multiple uses. Note: not intended for critical life-safety loads.

Diameter: 6mm. Length: 50 yards. Material: Nylon (virgin nylon). Features include abrasion resistance, UV resistance for outdoor use, and rot/mildew resistance. It is lightweight and easy to handle, and ends can be cut to the desired length.

Nylon rope offers high strength, good shock absorption, and excellent abrasion resistance. Compared with polypropylene rope, nylon typically handles heavier loads and stretches a bit under load, though polypropylene often floats and resists moisture less over time. For a direct nylon comparison, see the 6mm nylon rope variant on Fepy: https://fepy.com/products/nylon-rope-6mm-50yd

Outdoor: camping tarps, tents, securing gear, rope swings, lashing poles, and basic outdoor projects. Indoor: macrame, wall hangings, decorative rope work, DIY projects, and general tying tasks. Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of non-critical applications.

Mark the length, then cut with a sharp knife or scissors. To prevent fraying, you can seal the ends with a lighter or heat source by carefully melting the cut ends (keep the rope moving to avoid scorching). Alternatively, apply a small amount of adhesive or tape to the cut ends as a temporary measure.

Common, reliable knots include the bowline, Figure Eight Knot, and Clove Hitch. For temporary or adjustable setups, a taut-line hitch can be useful. Practice these knots with a short length first to ensure you’re comfortable tying them with 6mm rope.

Yes, nylon rope is designed to withstand outdoor conditions and has UV resistance. However, prolonged sun exposure can degrade any rope over time, so inspect for wear and replace when needed.

Yes, nylon rope offers rot and mildew resistance and performs well in damp or wet environments. It dries relatively quickly and is less prone to degradation from moisture than some natural fiber ropes.

The 8mm nylon rope will be thicker, stronger, and bulkier, making it better for heavier loads and tougher tasks but less easy to handle for small projects. For a direct comparison, you can view the 8mm option here: https://fepy.com/products/nylon-rope-8mm-50yd

Nylon rope generally offers greater strength, flexibility, and abrasion resistance, with some stretch under load. Polypropylene rope tends to be lighter and floats on water, with less stretch and lower abrasion resistance over time. If you’re comparing, see polypropylene 6mm option here: https://fepy.com/products/polypropylene-rope-6mm-50yd

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Coil or hang the rope to prevent kinks and tangles. Inspect for frayed strands or cuts after heavy use, and replace worn sections. Keep ends sealed if you’ve cut them, to prevent fraying during storage.