The Black and Yellow Solid Braided Multifilament Polypropylene Rope from Harvest Array is designed for strength, versatility, and style. Ideal for a wide range of applications, such as boating, camping, DIY projects, and home improvement, this rope offers reliable performance in any setting.

Constructed from premium multifilament polypropylene, this rope is resistant to moisture, UV rays, and abrasion, ensuring long-lasting durability in various weather conditions. The striking black and gold color pattern adds a touch of elegance and enhances visibility, making it an excellent choice for both practical and decorative uses. Its solid braid construction provides a smooth, round texture that is easy to handle and gentle on the hands, while the lightweight and floating design makes it perfect for water-based activities.

Whether for professional or recreational use, the Black and Yellow Solid Braided Polypropylene Utility Rope combines durability, flexibility, and visual appeal. Trust Harvest Array for all your outdoor and utility needs, and elevate your projects with this dependable, multi-purpose rope. 

Farmers, ranchers, and kids in 4-H love this super soft black and yellow utility rope.

• Ties Nice
• Washable
• User-Friendly
  
• Colorful

Please call us at 814-396-2151 or email us at info@harvestarray.com if you have any questions about our Troyer's Rope products.

What is Solid Braided Polypropylene Rope

• Since this rope floats on water, it is used in swimming pools to rope off lanes and designate the shallow end from the deep end. It is also used for other water sports applications.
• The low-stretch feature makes this rope perfect for travel for tying down coolers and roof racks. Use this rope to secure moving blankets to furniture and prevent them from sliding around in the truck.
• This is the rope that derby people love. Tie your prize horse to a hitch with ease using this Polypropylene rope. It also makes beautiful halters with many, many colors to choose from.
• There are countless uses for this rope when going on outdoor adventures.
  • Camping tent line
  • Great for Kayaking and boating. Tie up the vessel to its moorings so it does not drift out to sea and other practical maritime applications.
  • Makes a sturdy hammock.
  • It is the best rope for making a swing.
  • Make a rope bridge or ladder for a treehouse.
  • Ropes courses
• Solid Braided Multifilament Polypropylene Rope has many uses on farms and ranches.
  • Perfect for lassos
  • Barn and stable rope
  • Tie bales of hay down when transporting for sale
  • Horse Tack
• Makes a simple, inexpensive toy for kids for hours of imaginative play.
• Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts use it to practice tying the bowline knot.
• Many dog leashes and dog toys are made using this material.
• This material can be used to make beautiful home décor items with a huge array of solid colors and color combinations.
• With a huge array of solid colors and color combinations, beautiful home décor items can also be made of this material.
  • Rope-wrapped candle holders, vases, and decorative boxes
  • Coasters, placemats, and rugs
  • Picture frame hangers
  • Rope towel holders for a nautical-themed bathroom
  • Macramé plant hangers
  • Fun, decorative rope letters to accent pillows or wall hangings.
• This Polypropylene rope can be used to make an emergency rope ladder to be thrown out a window in case of a house fire.
• Troyer's Rope is supplying the country with rope for halters for the fair and 4-H clubs.

5 sizes of black and yellow rope to choose from.

• #14MP - ¼ inch
  
• #38MP - 3/8 inch
  
• #12MP - ½ inch
  
• #58MP - 5/8 inch
  
• #34MP - ¾ inch
  

 Product specifications of this black and yellow all-purpose rope

• Select the size of your rope depending on your needs. Custom sizes and bulk discounts are available. Please contact us for details
• Designed and fabricated by Troyer's Rope
• All of your agricultural rope needs are manufactured and shipped from Conneautville, Pennsylvania
• Please note that the estimated delivery date is approximately 7-10 business days after purchase with standard shipping.  When you are ready to order, simply add to cart, and your product will arrive from UPS, FEDEX, or the USPS. 
• Amish Made in America 
• 100% American-made rope

Features of this black and yellow general-purpose rope that make it so useful

• Tensile strength - 2.5 to 8 grams per denier.  Moderate strength. Similar in strength to polyester. 
• Specific Gravity - .91 (floats)
• Strength elongation at Break Point - 20 to 100%. Low Stretch
• Elastic Recovery 98 at 5% and 95 at 10%
• Moisture Absorbency - Negligible
• Abrasion Resistance - Good resistance
• Effect of Heat - 50 tensile at 200 degrees F and melts at 320 degrees F
• Effects of Acids - Good resistance except with oxidizing agents.
• Effects of Alkalis - Good resistance
• Effects of Organic Solvents - Insoluble in most, except chlorinated hydrocarbons.
• Effect of Sunlight - Good resistance to indirect sunlight.
• Effect of Age - Negligible
• Resistance to Mildew - Not attacked
• Identification - Floats in water. Melts before burning. Forms hard bead. 
• Cleaning - Machine washable and quick to dry
• Easy to practice making knots.
• Inexpensive compared to other synthetic rope material

If you buy something from Harvest Array and have a question about Troyer's Rope, please call us at (814) 396-2151. We are always available to assist you. Once you are ready to purchase, simply add to cart.

Troyer's Rope started back in 1965 when Andrew Troyer (Andy) and his dad went to a local auction to bid on a rope-twisting machine.  His dad made a bid for the machine, but they were unable to get the highest bid, and it was sold to another family for $8.00. 

Even at this young age, the way the rope was made still continued to dwell in Andy's mind. How can rope be made by twisting yarn in three processes without pulling apart or unraveling?  

In 1977, as Andy grew into a young adult, he entered the teaching profession and a year later got married.  He was teaching and making rope part-time but soon realized that he couldn’t devote the time he needed to teach his students. So, in 1986, he moved full-time to work his rope company. 

After working at the business for several years, he realized he needed more room to grow the business. In 1990, he relocated from Ohio to a modest Amish town not far from Conneautville, Pennsylvania. He set up shop in a small barn and began twisting rope. Today, people know them as Troyer's Rope Co LLC.