VTurboWay 4" Nylon Rope Cleat Marine Grade, Black

Simple, straightforward product that does exactly what it says it will do. No surprises. It performs reliably and met my expectations overall. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done.

I was very skeptical at first of buying plastic cleats, but the reviews convinced me to give it a try. Received them and I was impressed how rigid they felt. I’m using them for curtain cords on my outdoor deck so it’s not like I’m tying up a boat. But, I think these are going to work just fine and save me some $$ over the nice metal cleats.

Good quality, does the job.

It was installed without issues and appears able to function well.

Greatest blind hooks ever manufactured in the world. The industry standard!

I broke the little one that came with our flag pole. This one is bigger than what we had so I had to use the original screws that came with the pole. But it works and that’s all that matters.

I installed eye bolts (rated at 650 pounds) in rafters to suspend e-bikes for mechanical work. (I don't have to work on my knees, I can see better, a bike won't fall over, and the wheels turn freely.)A pulley would reduce friction, but if I raise and secure one end at a time, I can lift with one hand as I pull the rope with the other. Tying off 20 feet of rope was a hassle. I bought cleats because it takes just one hand to twist a loop over a horn and pull it tight. It won't come undone but can easily be released.A cleat can also keep excess rope out of the way. A 3-foot rope would have been dandy to hang a scale to weigh a 24 pound table, but my rope was 30 feet. With a cleat, I could drop the rope on the ground, bring one end over the cleat, through the eye bolt, and down to tie to the scale. The excess stayed out of my way below the cleat.

Made of plastic and smaller than expected. Not sure how strong they will be.

Didn’t care that it was plastic