Strong and reflective. Has lots of uses. I keep a some in my camp box.

Great multipurpose rope. Easily visible with lots of reflective bits in the rope.

Bought for a Hammock, and it works great. 2 thumbs up 10/10 would recommend. Blue water always kills it.

This cord is durable, reliable and and most importantly, strong. The reflective tracer is an awesome feature which allows visibility at night. Great buy at a great price.

I got this to replace the super bulky guy lines on my truck's Tepui awning. It's does its job as a static cord that shines bright, so no more running into guy lines in the dark.

I use reflective cord exclusively for tent tie-downs, tarps, and guylines as well as for many other accessory cords. I find the blue more visible in daylight than some of the red/orange colors, particularly against dirt, desert, and pine-duff backgrounds (which is most of my camping.) The Blue Water reflective stuff works as stated at night, particularly if a flashlight hits it.

I pitched two tents with side-by-side on a humid overnight, one with the Blue Water Nitline and one with a similar reflective cord. In this highly unscientific test, I found this particular cord sagged more over time and required more re-tightening than the other. That said, both sagged, neither was unreasonable, and this behavior seems worse when the cord is new or when it is very humid.

Like most cords with reflective strands, this is somewhat stiff to handle and tie, and the reflective threads act like saw teeth if allowed to slide back and forth repeatedly in tape-loop tie-outs. Blue water's offering is perhaps a slightly stiffer and sawy-ier than others, but the blue color offers better visibility, and so for the ways I use it, an overall good product.

The blue is nice and bright with good visibility. The niteline reflective strands do work, but it is a bit inconsistent. Works best in odd lighting conditions. Not as good as if they used a 3M reflective product in construction. I use it for all kinds of accessory tie downs. I prefer the blue over neon orange or some other awful standout color. I'm not a construction worker...

I use it for keep my tent hold on strong winds. in dry and wet it have a long live