How heavy is the 50ft 1.5inch rope and 2 inch rope?
1409954
Depending on the thickness of the rope. They weigh between 20 and 30 pounds
1409955
google it. ropes are a little more than half a lb per foot, so 50 feet is about 30 lbs.
1409956
The rope is heavy not to heavy i don't know how many lbs it is but it looks heaver than it is . The only problem is the handles are to big to hold it . I would not buy this item again because of it
1409957
It weighs 20-22 lbs. I stood on a scale and weighed while holding it, then weighed without it.
1037182
I honestly couldn't tell you. The product did not meet my particular needs so I returned it. It seemed sturdy and well built and both the ropes and straps seemed quite adequate. Hope that helps.
554712
According to the manufacturer, the weight of a package of TWO of these cords is 31 pounds .... so the weight on ONE cord would be about 15.5 punds ... http://www.uswireandcable.com/cord_sets_outdoor.html
1414758
Total weight of the 50 ft. is approximately 8 lbs. Weights of other lengths should be available on their web pages. I rarely have occasion to lift the entire hose, of course, When filled with water, these hoses are remarkably lighter than other types of hoses. I'm a senior citizen and find it easy to pull around the 100 ft. hose that I use. The light weight of the hose is definitely one of the main reasons I prefer the Tuff-Guard.
1410725
The 50 inch bag weighs close to five pounds. I was quite surprised by how heavy it is. It is made of think canvas and seems likely to last a long time. Not for packing light however....
1361710
It is extremely light, I don't have a scale that big but I'd say while still in the box 50 pounds seems right. If the box wasn't so bulky, I could have easily picked it up and moved it around.
2101782
The shipping weight when I was tracking it was 52 pounds, so therefore 50 lbs would be correct as the packaging does not weigh much.
363930
The rope I purchased was a 20 ft. rope. It is 20 feet long and still working well.
966621
The articls is not heavy at all. The 36" was maybe 5 pounds. While standing I was able to pick the whole article up from one side using nothing but my arms, and I am not a strong person.
376150
1.5 pounds sounds lighter than actual, but it is not as heavy duty as one of my older poles. By comparison, it is slightly more stout than the models you would find at the big box stores like Home Depot.
1170480
Not exactly sure, but it's not heavy at all! If I had to guess I would say less than 50 lbs.
1085776
It weights 3 1/2 lbs & rolls up nice, about the size of a 6x8 tarp rolled up, 14 in long & 6 in wide. I will only use it a few times a year, so its fine for me. I would get some better rope though, it comes with very thin & weak rope. Other than that, it perfect for 1-2 people.
2203137
Less than a half pound. Its made from Cordura nylon. Lightweight, but strong
1484987
Carrying weight felt like 30-35lbs. It is a little heavy but for the price it is very durable and steady when hung. Price kind of makes up for the weight.
199243
I'm fairly certain it's over 1000 lbs. I just checked their web site and the manual and can't find a weight rating. But if you look up most thick braided ropes like this, the weight rating is way above 300 lbs. The HSS harnesses have weight ratings from 250-300 and they state that all over the place. The harnesses also have many points of failure, such as sewed seams and plastic buckles. A rope is a different story. The fact this doesn't have it stated all over tells me it's not really an issue. A tiny piece of paracord has a 550 lb weight rating, and that's about 1/10th the thickness of this rope. I'm fairly certain it's over 1000 lbs. I just checked their web site and the manual and can't find a weight rating. But if you look up most thick braided ropes like this, the weight rating is way above 300 lbs. The HSS harnesses have weight ratings from 250-300 and they state that all over the place. The harnesses also have many points of failure, such as sewed seams and plastic buckles. A rope is a different story. The fact this doesn't have it stated all over tells me it's not really an issue. A tiny piece of paracord has a 550 lb weight rating, and that's about 1/10th the thickness of... » Read More I'm fairly certain it's over 1000 lbs. I just checked their web site and the manual and can't find a weight rating. But if you look up most thick braided ropes like this, the weight rating is way above 300 lbs. The HSS harnesses have weight ratings from 250-300 and they state that all over the place. The harnesses also have many points of failure, such as sewed seams and plastic buckles. A rope is a different story. The fact this doesn't have it stated all over tells me it's not really an issue. A tiny piece of paracord has a 550 lb weight rating, and that's about 1/10th the thickness of this rope. « Show Less
1594267
Hey. I think it said 50lbs. It's not heavy. I luv it. Best deal I found around. It's been a big help.
1308251
Just weighed mine. It is 2lb 3.5oz (1.005kg for us metric folk) with the sheath, 2lb 1.70oz (0.956 kg) without the sheath.