Cautions when using the rope: 1.Check the rope to see if it is knotted or scarred before using it2.Don’t dirty or stomp the rope; because this may cause the rope become fragile when using. So please erase the dirt after using it3.Don’t wet the rope--the wet rope may become weighty and slip,which is hard to use4.Avoid the rope get touch with sharp stuff- if you have to ,please cover the towel to protect the rope5.Don’t lend the rope to others: It is dangerous to use the rope which has crack, and you don’t know it6.Don’t make the rope close to high temperature sourcework,caving,hiking,rappelling,rock climbing,tree work,indoor/outdoor life safety rope,climbing fixed lines with ascenders and hauling loads.Static ropes excel in situations where you don't want the rope to stretch, such as when you are lowering an injured climber, ascending a rope, or hauling a load up with the rope.LOWER STATIC ELONGATION: Static elongation measures how much a rope stretches with a 176 lb weight tied to one end. A good percentage is right around 7 percent. Higher static elongation generally indicates less efficiency because energy is wasted through rope stretch.The thickness of the skin and the number of turns around the rope determine the wear resistance and durability of the rope.Moderate softness and strong binding ability,twisting outer skin,more wear-resisting and durableUnlike the others cheap plastic thimbles rigging,you won't worry about the split of thimbles rigging which will damage the rope , even your safety.climb ropeTie, Pull, Swing, Climb and Knot. Winches, Dock rigging, Blocking, Flagpole lanyards, Tent guide lines, Clothes lines, Craft/general purpose Tie Down, Boat dock and Mooring lines, Horse halters and reins, Dog Leashes, Art and decorative, Scout knot tying construction, Awning Tie Downs, Ropes Course Construction, Anchor lines, Hammock,