164 Ft x 10 MM Natural Jute Twine, 3/8” Heavy Duty Hemp Rope, Best Jute Rope Cat Scratch Scratcher and Decoration, Strong Burlap Cord for DIY Crafts Gardening Hammock Home Decorating Gift Wrapping

Great value for the price. It had a slight odor for a while , but I hung it outside for a few days and odor went away. It served my purpose well .

This is a great rope to fix cat posts with. It is the perfect width and strength of rope.

Good heavy jute rope. Used to make beehives for baby shower decorations. Makes them sturdy. Worked great! Smells a little bit but the smell goes away after a few days.

I haven't actually used the rope yet, but it seems to be relatively strong and well made. It's going to be a few days before I CAN use it because I could smell the strong petroleum odor before I even opened the bag. It was so overwhelming I had to just hang the pile of rope over my fence to hopefully air out for a few days.

Perfect for all my crafting needs. Great value and quality.

We were guessing on the correct size for our chicken roost bar. This worked perfect!

So, I would buy it again. Why? The price per foot is much better (.05/ft vs next closest at a hair over .07/ft = it adds up on large projects). Why am I not Thrilled?! #1 the smell - unpack it and leave it out somewhere to dissipate the worst of it, but it will continue to smell. #2 the quality. Not terrible, the cord is mostly even with only the rare irregularity. However, I've done macrame for 40+ years and I've never worked with cord that unraveled so much. If you're going to unravel at the end of your project you 'should' be ok, if not Cut several Extra Inches.

Great hemp/jute rope, no odor like some of the rope you find on Amazon, great for crafts if you make macrame or like I did repaired and made new cat scratch toys.

The rope is nice, however, be warned that it may come in pieces, not a full length. One of my rolls had a section that was maybe 50'. After treating it, I also noticed it had a rather strong kerosene smell., Which is obviously not good. Had to bake the rope at 250 for six hours to get rid of the smell, and then re-treat it. Smells good now, and has a beautiful dark look (if treating with oils and beeswax).