Rhino USA Synthetic Winch Line for ATV/UTV - Winch Rope for use with UTV, Polaris, RZR, Can Am - Ultimate Accesories

Amazing quality. Perfect fit. Great soft shackle.

I wish the winch on my ATV had come with this originally -- SO much better than the steel cable. No more fighting through snags and tangles to unwind it, and wraps back up in neat, perfect rows.

The 1st time using it to winch a buggy up a slick muddy spot ut snapped at the half way tape mark. RHINO did replace no issues hopefully this one holds up.

So far so good. Looks great but haven’t tested the function. Slightly hard to get the synthetic to start to wrap on the smooth winch drum but after a few YouTube searches for some hacks that didn’t cost any more money or need to buy any products (reverse wrap packing tape on the passenger side of the winch drum) it worked great.

Love the Rhino USA products. Have soft shackles, tow straps, hitch etc. all of there products are great. High quality and great value for the money. I like the coloring makes it easy to locate if dropped in the woods. Super thick and sturdy perfect for my full size rig.

First issue, whoever decided to sleeve the first 10 feet or so in the red webbing.....I get that they were trying to give you warning that you are about at the end of the spool, but it's extra thick compared to the synthetic line. This means that if you put a load on the the winch, the line pinches down inbetween the the thicker red base. So upon future unspool you find it very difficult to freespool or even out spool with the motor because it's pinched between the thicker diameter roll underneath. Now, I know what you're thinking; "if you spooled it nice and tight it wouldn't have that issue". I did, but with just a little in and out it loosens up and creates a problem. Trust me, if you plan to use your winch at all, this is a huge pain not to mention it takes up extra space on a small winch drum. Second issue is the rubber wrap that terminates the red sleeve came off the first time it passed through the fairlead leaving a frayed end. Third issue, there was some sort of a wrap about halfway down the line (maybe indicating the half way point?) and it also bunched up and tore apart first time it pulled past the fairlead. Fourth issue, the protective black sleeve. Again this was a nice thought. Once spooled it protects the line from sun damage and such. But it's super bulky and actually bound up on the drum as a result. It was difficult to keep it flat when spooling and dare I say dangerous to have your hands in there trying to keep it "cleanly wrapped" on the drum. I actually ended up cutting it down to about half the size because I got so tired of dealing with it. That helped some. Overall it appears to meet the stated standards of strength, but I found myself really frustrated dealing with all the little quarks and a little concerned over quality over all.

this thing was a nightmare to install, followed the instructions but with limited access to winch it just kept slipping around the drum. The fix. once you loop it around the drum get some electrical tape and tape around the loop closing it tight to the rope you threaded through. This helped greatly in getting it to hold on the drum. Second thing was when I got to winching in the part of the rope with the protective cover it all got jammed up so tossed the cover. Lastly remember it doesn't come with a hook, just a closed end loop. other than those things seams a pretty solid piece of kit

I haven't used this yet, but it is rated for my winch and comes with a few features (abrasion guard) my oem rope doesn't have. The quality looks good, the rope is the same size as my oem rope and the price was less than half that of an OEM replacement, so this was a no brainer. I bought a couple of their kinetic ropes a while back, hence I figured their winch rope should be just as good.

Works good so far, pulled my truck with it once and used it to move a couple trees off the trail. The halfway marker on the line crumbled to bits but maybe it’s because it was a very cold winter day, I don’t care too much.