Ucreative 1/4 Inch x 50 Feet 10,000LBs Synthetic Winch Line Cable Rope with Black Protecing Sleeve for ATV UTV (Blue)

This was a great replacement and its strong. Ive pulled other sxs out multiple times and my sxs(can am x3 max) with no issues and no tares.

I was VERY skeptical that this line would last very long given the price. Though with rope, if it breaks, you can always tie it together on the trail so I went ahead and ordered it back in July. Since then, I've hit multiple trails, done multiple recoveries and have been using the line for my plow on my quad and here we are in February, and it's holding up really good. No breaks, and no wear that I would consider unwarranted given how much I've used it. Good, cheap buy!

Bought this in 2021 after the OEM steel cable on my hoist/crane snapped not longer after purchase. I replaced the steel cable with this and it has performed beyond my expectations for nearly 5 years now. I especially like the 'synthetic cable because if the cable drags on anything like stairs, deck etc. the steel would permanently scratch. Not this! I am an avid review reader prior to purchase--mainly focusing on the negatives because that is where I often learn more than from the 5 star reviewers. That said, I highly recommend this cable for any heavy lifting project. Lightweight, incredibly durable, and much easier/safer than the OEM steel cable that came on my crane/hoist!

I have never seen a synthetic winch rope like this in person. I bought it to use as a recovery line for motorcycle riding off-road. I was going to get a recovery strap but then saw this for 1/2 the price with a weight rating that was astonishingly 7-8x greater. HOWEVER this is comprised of braided, FINE strand poly-whatever. I have no doubt the weight rating is legit. But simply handling this rope with my rough fingertips I was literally fraying the rope and pulling those fine strands apart from the weave. Yes, my hands are rough, but they're nothing like a motorcycle foot peg, which you would wrap a tow strap around if you're doing a buddy pull. I can't stress it enough, the strands on this rope are super fine. This will work great for your emergency. Don't be handling it before then. Don't get it dirty. Because if my rough fingertips can catch the strands and fray them, then this thing has very limited, repeated usage in conditions that are dirty and abrasive. Like anyplace that's dirtier than your mom's kitchen (assuming her kitchen is pristine!). This rope would need a full sheath for me to feel comfortable throwing it around. But then that would ruin the design sizing and everything else. Bottom line is that it will work, but when you handle it you'll see that durability is questionable. And for many scenarios other materials such as straps or cables will be better. I returned this and will be getting something else.

Gets the jobs done and well. With the high breaking strength I bought this to use for hunting and it’s served its purpose well with the strength to weight ratio

I only have a 4500 lb winch on my truck. I wanted to change out the steel cable. This is actually 10 feet longer than mine, but winds up sooo much easier than a cable. I just used it today to pull a guy out of the road. His truck died right in an intersection. It was stuck in 4 wheel drive, and in gear. I dragged him across the street with all 4 tires locked up. Now, granted, it was on snow, but this rope did it's job.

Worked great

Perfect so far. I can't speak to the actual load capacity. I've used it when cutting pine trees in excess of 30 feet to pull the trees when they got caught up and tried to fall the wrong direction. The rope splices easily, is light weight, and I usually keep it to use as an extension for my winch when I'm traveling through swampy terrain that doesn't have a lot of close anchor points.