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Ace 5/8 in. D x 100 ft Blue/Green Diamond Braided Polypropylene Rope

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Ace 5/8 in. D x 100 ft Blue/Green Diamond Braided Polypropylene RopeAce 5 8 in x 100 ft Diamond Braided Polypropylene Rope Durable 32 strand diamond braided polypropylene rope designed for outdoor and general purpose use. UV and abrasion resistant, it floats in water and supports up to 650 lbs, making it ideal for recreation, pool, and marine tasks. Key Features: 32 Strand Diamond Braid: Strong outer jacket for long lasting performance UV & Abrasion Resistant: Withstands sun exposure and rough handling Floats in

Ace 5/8 in x 100 ft Diamond-Braided Polypropylene Rope

Durable 32-strand diamond-braided polypropylene rope designed for outdoor and general-purpose use. UV- and abrasion-resistant, it floats in water and supports up to 650 lbs, making it ideal for recreation, pool, and marine tasks.


Key Features:

  • 32-Strand Diamond Braid: Strong outer jacket for long-lasting performance
  • UV & Abrasion Resistant: Withstands sun exposure and rough handling
  • Floats in Water: Reliable for pool and marine applications
  • General-Purpose Use: Versatile for camping, securing loads, and outdoor tasks
  • Blue/Green Pattern: High-visibility colorway for easy spotting

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Diameter 5/8 in (1.6 cm)
Length 100 ft (30.5 m)
Material Polypropylene
Braid 32-strand diamond braid
Color Blue/Green pattern
Max Weight 650 lbs (295 kg)
Features UV light resistant; Abrasion resistant; Floats in water
Intended Use Outdoor and general purpose; Recreation

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is this rope suitable for marine or pool use?
A: Yes. It is polypropylene, UV resistant, abrasion resistant, and it floats, making it suitable for pool/marine applications.


Q: What is the maximum working weight?
A: The packaging indicates a max weight of 650 lbs.


Q: Can this rope be used outdoors long-term?
A: Yes. It is designed for outdoor and general-purpose use with UV resistance to help withstand sun exposure.


Q: What are the dimensions?
A: 5/8 in. diameter and 100 ft length.


Q: Is this rope safe for climbing?
A: No. It is intended for general-purpose and recreational use, not for life-safety applications like climbing.


A Bold, Diamond-Braided Accent with Everyday Utility

This rope brings a vibrant blue‑green cadence that energizes any outdoor setup while delivering steadfast function. The 32‑strand diamond braid adds a tactile, graphic texture that feels refined yet rugged. Style it coiled on a dock cleat or woven into a custom outdoor storage solution for a chic, utilitarian moment. It’s an essential detail that marries durability with a splash of luxe recreation.


Equip your projects with durable, UV-resistant performance—add this Ace diamond-braided polypropylene rope to your cart today.

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