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Rope is an investment and not for everyone. Rope can be expensive and if you are just starting out and don't know if rope is your thing, we suggest purchasing nylon to start. Nylon is very inexpensive and very easy to care for. It will give you an opportunity to get started right away and decide whether or not you love rope, all without breaking the bank.

If later you decide that rope is your go to kink, then you can invest in something a little more traditional like jute or hemp.

I do not recommend washing your natural fiber ropes, but if you must, hand wash in the sink with cool water and gentle detergent. Hang under tension to dry. Do not put it in the dryer. You can use a fan to help speed up the drying time.

If you ever notice your bite is worn down, you can cut 6 – 8 inches off the rope to create a new bite in a different spot on the rope. You can also cut the rope in half to create 2 new ropes.

Stretch the rope to get rid of the high strand. If this doesn’t work you can open the lay, try to re-twist the cores independently to smooth out the rope. If this doesn’t work, you can always cut the rope and get rid of the high strand.

Yes and No!

We can do custom lengths in Nylon. Please message us for a quote!

We make all of our natural fiber ropes in our new rope shop and are unfortunately limited to 30 footers at this time. We are hoping to be able to offer longer lengths of natural fiber rope once the weather is warmer.

We would be glad to cut shorter lengths of rope with over hand knots for free! Just make a note of that at check out. Please note: lengths must add up to 30 footers. Example: (3) 10 footers, (2) 15 footers, (1) 10 footer & (1) 20 footer etc.

If you would like whipped ends on shorter pieces of rope, there is an additional charge, so please message us for a quote before placing an order.

Storage:
You can leave synthetic rope in a bag. You don’t need to do anything special to the rope after you use it.
Washing:
If you get your synthetic rope dirty, you can wash it! Hand wash or gentle cycle in the washer machine. Use a gentle detergent. Hang the rope to dry. If you put the rope in the dryer it will most likely shrink.
Rope ends:
If the rope ends come unraveled, you can easily fix it by melting the ends with a torch or making a knot.

Store in a breathable bag loosely coiled. You can also hang them up for storage. Do not coil your rope tightly for storage. If you must store in a bag, make sure it is NOT airtight.

First, start out by breaking in the raw ropes by running them over a carabiner several times. Next, you will want to burn the fuzzies off with a torch or a flame that is high heat. Pop the ropes into a dryer for a few minutes to get the soot off or use a clean clothe to remove any excess soot. Next, apply your favorite rope wax or oil. Use sparingly as a little goes a long way. Your rope is ready to use! If you prefer to melt the wax or oil into the rope follow the next steps. Preheat oven to 200 degrees Fahrenheit. Line a clean cookie sheet with parchment paper or tin foil and place lose coils of rope onto sheet. Bake for 8 - 10 minutes. Watch carefully so you don't burn them!