Nite Ize RR-04-50 Rope Pack-50 FT Reflective Cord, 50 Feet, Green

Author: Nite Ize

Brand: Nite Ize

Color: Green

Features:

• REFLECTIVE, DURABLE UTILITY CORD – A special reflective strip woven into this nylon cord makes it highly visible in your flashlight beam so you won’t trip over it at night
• GREAT FOR GUYING OUT TENTS OR TYING UP TARPS – With 50 FT of cord to work with, you’ll have plenty for setting up your tent, tarp, or shelter, and because it’s highly reflective you won’t get tangled up in it walking around camp at night
• TOUGH NYLON CORD – Made of sturdy nylon cord with a special reflective strip woven into it
• 50 FT OF LIGHTWEIGHT CORD – Nite Ize Reflective Gear Cord pack contains 50′ (15.24 meters) of 2.44mm green nylon rope reflective gear cable, weighing a mere 2.43oz
• WORRY-FREE GUARANTEE – all Nite Ize products are backed by our Worry-Free Guarantee

Publisher: NITE IZE

Details: Product Description

Our Reflective Cord Pack makes campsites and job sites safer for everyone. When you’re out in the elements at night there are enough hazards to navigate without worrying about losing sight of what you’ve got tied down. Nite Ize Reflective Cord comes in a 50′ (15.24 meters) length of 2.44mm cord and weighs a mere 2.43 oz. It is perfect for things like tent guy lines, hanging bear bags, boating, tying up tarps or shelters, and then being able to see where it is when you’re done. Made of sturdy nylon with a special reflective strip woven into it that reflect brightly when light is shined onto it, the Nite Ize Reflective Cord increases safety for you and the people around you on the trail, campsite, water, and highway. After all, the only thing more important than “knowing the ropes” is being able to find them.

From the Manufacturer

The only thing more important than “knowing the ropes” is being able to see where they are, even in the dark. Introducing Nite Ize Reflective Rope: 50 beautiful, visible feet of it. When you’re out in the elements at night there are enough hazards to navigate without worrying about losing sight of what you’ve got tied down.