Quick Summary
This RopeHub flag pole rope is a #12 solid braided polyester line measuring 3/8 in x 1,000 ft. The description gives it a 2,700 lb break strength and states that this length ships on a spool.
Its round braid is intended to feed through pulley and flagpole truck systems. Check the rope size against the hardware and confirm that the stated break strength suits the requirements of the intended setup.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Rope type | Solid braided polyester rope for flagpole halyards and other stated control-line or outdoor rigging uses. |
| Size and length | #12, 3/8 in diameter and 1,000 ft long. |
| Stated break strength | 2,700 lb. This is identified as break strength, not a working-load rating. |
| Construction and handling | Round solid braid; the description says it runs through pulleys, blocks and flagpole truck systems. |
| Material properties | Polyester is described as lower stretch than nylon, UV resistant and abrasion resistant. |
| Packaging | The 1,000 ft length ships on a spool. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Hardware fit: Check that 3/8 in rope is suitable for the pulley, block or flagpole truck system in the intended setup.
- Strength requirement: Compare the stated 2,700 lb break strength with the applicable requirements. The description does not provide a working-load rating.
- Length and storage: This version is 1,000 ft and ships on a spool. Consider whether that length and packaging suit the job and storage space.
Choosing the Correct Version
The listed alternatives include 40 ft, 80 ft, 500 ft and 1,000 ft lengths, with the 40 ft and 80 ft options shipping as a coil or hank and the 500 ft and 1,000 ft options on a spool. Listed sizes are #8 (1/4 in), #10 (5/16 in) and #12 (3/8 in); the stated break strengths are 1,300 lb, 1,750 lb and 2,700 lb respectively. This product is the #12, 3/8 in x 1,000 ft version.
Before You Decide
Confirm the required length, the fit with your pulley or flagpole hardware, and whether the stated break strength meets the requirements for your setup. Do not treat the break-strength figure as a working-load rating.
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