jijAcraft426 Feet Black Nylon Twine #36 Mason Nylon String Line, 100% Nylon Brick Line String, Durable Twisted Construction String Building Line for Masonry, Climbing Plants, Gardening, Crafting

I’ve been using this jijAcraft 426 feet black nylon twine for various outdoor projects, and I have to say, it’s fantastic! I was a little skeptical at first due to some of the reviews, but after putting it to the test, I’m genuinely impressed. We’ve used this twine for everything from gardening and crafting to heavier-duty tasks like tying down tarps and securing outdoor gear, and it has held up just as well as, if not better than, some of the more expensive brands out there.One thing that really stands out is the strength. Twisted from #36 nylon cord with a 2mm thickness, this twine can hold up to 200 pounds without sagging or distorting. It’s also incredibly durable and weatherproof, so we haven’t had any issues with it weakening from outdoor exposure. The moisture resistance is a huge bonus, especially for use in unpredictable weather.What really blew me away, though, is the value. I stumbled upon this brand while looking for bank line sold by the pound, and once I realized it’s the same length and diameter as the brand I’d been using for years—at a fraction of the cost—I was sold. For just $10 a roll, I’m getting two to three times as much as I was before, and it performs just as well, if not better.I’m honestly confused by some of the reviews that question the strength or value of this twine. I’ve put it up against pricier brands, and it has consistently performed at or above the same level. If you’ve used bank line before, you’ll likely appreciate the durability and versatility of this product. Whether you’re using it for gardening, DIY projects, or outdoor construction, this twine is a workhorse.Overall, I couldn’t be happier with my purchase, and I’ll definitely be sticking with jijAcraft for my future needs. Highly recommend it for anyone who needs strong, durable, and affordable nylon twine!

Good, strong, general purpose cordage. Use for camping and any other outdoor task.

I like this because it is very easy to tie.

I either got the wrong one or the description is way off. I received twisted polypropylene cordage. I am still using it but, just like larger diameter polypropylene rope, it sucks for knots.Polypropylene is still good for outdoor uses. At least the diameter is small so a quick figure 8 stopper knot keeps it from fraying.Again, perhaps I got the wrong delivery, but, being currently stationed in Germany, I didn't want to deal with returns and wait for several weeks for the correct cordage.

Matches the thinner crochet thread.

VERY strong, but is very slick and doesn't hold knots very well.

The string/line matches the description, no complaints

It is not nylon. When you sear the ends after cutting it unravels instead of searing the ends. It is also not braided or twisted right. It untwists & comes apart. Junk!