Dark Od Green Bonded Nylon Sewing Thread V-69 T70 1500 Yard for Outdoor, Leather, Upholstery

I bought this durable thread so my wife could repair the torn strap on my Camo hunting pack. It worked fine and the thread is of good strength and quality. No issues so far. More thread than I would need in 5 lifetimes.

This may or may not run through your home sewing machine. It's probably the heaviest a high quality machine could handle. It boasts an 11 pound break strength. It doesn't fray when cut, threads easily assuming you use the right needle, and performs well.I run this on my Juki commercial machine, which is a monster. It runs in the commercial machine like butter. Do remember to wind extra bobbins as the thread is so thick that you don't get much thread in length because it's so thick.

This may or may not run through your home sewing machine. It's probably the heaviest a high quality machine could handle. It boasts an 11 pound break strength. It doesn't fray when cut, threads easily assuming you use the right needle, and performs well.I run this on my Juki commercial machine, which is a monster. It runs in the commercial machine like butter. Do remember to wind extra bobbins as the thread is so thick that you don't get much thread in length because it's so thick.

The thread itself is robust and really excellent quality...BUTThe winding of the spool leaves a great deal to be desired.No sooner did I get the plastic wrap off than the cone began dropping loops at the base of the spool.Now I have a big OD Green Gordian Knot.Update: I managed to save about half of this spool by cutting the bird's nest off and offloading to bobbins, being very careful not to disturb the spool.I found a dozen knots where the thread has been tied together... One or two would be expected, but this is rediculous.I also figured out what was causing the thread to drop off by the handful.The wound thread had been pulled away from the cone base basically undermining the windings.This had to have occurred after the spool was shrink wrapped.Judging from the force required to push the wound thread back down to the cone base, this could not have occurred by any casual process. Somebody had to have pulled the wound thread almost off the taper.The other two spools I bought had none of these problems.I plan on buying from this seller again based on the quality of the other spools I bought, but if this becomes a frequent issue I'll have to look elsewhere.

I returned this product because this spool was too long for the holder on my Brother machine

I recommend this strong durable nylon thread which I use to sew shoes and sneakers

I've picked up a few different brands size #69 thread trying to find something that I felt would be strong enough for the items I make out of leather and wax canvas for outdoor use... #69 is the thickest weight thread I can reasonably use in my singer, so I wanted something as tuff as I could find at this weight. This bonded nylon has been perfect for all the heavy duty stuff I make with it. I'm happy with it and at this price range I don't feel guilty buying multiple colors just to have them on hand....

This thread is super strong and worked well for dog leashes and sewing leather. You cannot break this by hand must cut.

Happy with product and service.

Thank you

tres bon