This is a full 96 foot length of soft, tightly braided black cotton rope made for floor work, chest harnesses, and simple ties. Cotton grabs a knot and holds it, and it sits easy on skin, so it's a forgiving rope to learn on and still plenty for people who already know their way around a tie.

Features

• 96 feet total, enough for a full body harness with rope to spare
• Tightly braided cotton with a smooth, low-scratch surface
• Grips knots so they don't slip loose mid-tie
• Cut it into your own working lengths (8, 15, and 30 foot pieces are common)
• Black, soft enough for beginners and strong enough for hogties and decorative rope

Materials and care: 100% cotton. Spot clean with mild soap and warm water, then air dry fully before you coil it and store it somewhere dry. Tape or whip the ends before cutting so they don't fray.

One honest note: cotton soaks up moisture and cinches down hard under load, so a tension knot can take a minute to work loose. It's also not rated for suspension. Keep this rope on the ground.

Ships in plain packaging with a discreet billing descriptor, so nothing on the box or your statement says what's inside.

FAQ

What can I actually do with 96 feet of rope?

Plenty. That's enough for a full chest harness with length left over, or you can cut it into shorter pieces for wrist and ankle ties and keep the rest on the spool.

Is cotton rope good for beginners?

Yes. It's soft, it grips knots so they stay put, and it's gentle on skin, which is why a lot of people make cotton their first rope.

How do I keep the ends from fraying if I cut it?

Wrap the spot with tape before you cut, then whip the end with a thinner cord or tie it off. Cotton frays fast at a raw cut, so finish every end.