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Allen Company
The ALLEN Heavy-Duty Hoist Rope is a field-proven lifting solution for hunters and camp crews who regularly hang game or secure gear at remote sites. Built from 8-carrier braided polypropylene multifilament, this 25-foot rope combines genuine durability with practical convenience—giving you a dependable way to hoist and secure loads without fumbling with knots or improvised rigs.
The rope's most useful feature is the integrated 2.25 carabiner at one end, which clips directly to game bags, tarps, or camp structures and eliminates setup time when you're tired and light is fading. The carabiner doubles as a simple tension system, so you can adjust your load quickly in the field. A working load rating of 58 pounds handles typical small to medium game, while the 176-pound breaking strength gives you a safety margin on rougher jobs or when securing heavier gear.
At 3mm diameter and 25 feet long, the rope is compact enough to pack without bulk but long enough for most camp hanging and rigging tasks. Whether you're hanging a deer or elk quarters to age them, securing a tarp in a windstorm, or guying out gear at base camp, this rope does the job without fuss. It's the kind of straightforward tool that proves its value every time you use it.
| Rope Diameter | 3mm |
| Total Length | 25 feet |
| Material | 8-carrier braided polypropylene multifilament |
| Working Load Rating | 58 pounds |
| Breaking Strength | 176 pounds |
| Carabiner Size | 2.25 inches |
| Attachment | Carabiner affixed to one end |
Yes. The 58-pound working load covers small to medium game, and the 176-pound breaking strength provides a safety buffer. For larger elk, verify your actual load weight to stay within the working rating.
The 2.25 carabiner at one end lets you clip directly to a game bag, tree, or anchor point without tying. It also functions as a simple tensioning system to adjust your load in the field.
The polypropylene material is weather-resistant and will withstand rain and sun exposure typical in camp or field conditions.
You'll tie the opposite end to a tree limb, branch, or anchor point using a standard knot such as a bowline or round turn with two half-hitches. The rope is designed for field rigging and accepts common secure knots easily.
Allen Company
The ALLEN Heavy-Duty Hoist Rope is a field-proven lifting solution for hunters and camp crews who regularly hang game or secure gear at remote sites. Built from 8-carrier braided polypropylene multifilament, this 25-foot rope combines genuine durability with practical convenience—giving you a dependable way to hoist and secure loads without fumbling with knots or improvised rigs.
The rope's most useful feature is the integrated 2.25 carabiner at one end, which clips directly to game bags, tarps, or camp structures and eliminates setup time when you're tired and light is fading. The carabiner doubles as a simple tension system, so you can adjust your load quickly in the field. A working load rating of 58 pounds handles typical small to medium game, while the 176-pound breaking strength gives you a safety margin on rougher jobs or when securing heavier gear.
At 3mm diameter and 25 feet long, the rope is compact enough to pack without bulk but long enough for most camp hanging and rigging tasks. Whether you're hanging a deer or elk quarters to age them, securing a tarp in a windstorm, or guying out gear at base camp, this rope does the job without fuss. It's the kind of straightforward tool that proves its value every time you use it.
| Rope Diameter | 3mm |
| Total Length | 25 feet |
| Material | 8-carrier braided polypropylene multifilament |
| Working Load Rating | 58 pounds |
| Breaking Strength | 176 pounds |
| Carabiner Size | 2.25 inches |
| Attachment | Carabiner affixed to one end |
Yes. The 58-pound working load covers small to medium game, and the 176-pound breaking strength provides a safety buffer. For larger elk, verify your actual load weight to stay within the working rating.
The 2.25 carabiner at one end lets you clip directly to a game bag, tree, or anchor point without tying. It also functions as a simple tensioning system to adjust your load in the field.
The polypropylene material is weather-resistant and will withstand rain and sun exposure typical in camp or field conditions.
You'll tie the opposite end to a tree limb, branch, or anchor point using a standard knot such as a bowline or round turn with two half-hitches. The rope is designed for field rigging and accepts common secure knots easily.
