It’s best not to leave your rope coiled, as that can cause kinks. But for carrying and temporary storage, coiling your rope is a great way to keep it neat. There are many ways to coil your rope.

This DIY no-sew basket made with nautical roping provides an easy, eye-catching home accessory!

Check out this rundown of the basic steps to coil and throw a rescue rope four different ways, presented by Boreal River Rescue and Five 2 Nine productions.Here is a breakdown of the methods: ...

The larger, six-horsepower model would lift up to five persons per minute. Portable, it could pull itself uphill. A skier could move it easily—and therefore frequently—to a site with better snow ...

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