Bought for camping , worked wonders. Super long and durable

I bought this when I went camping with my then 8 month old Rottweiler who weighed 100lb. He is now 9 months old. He actually did so well, that we didn't use it. Instead we hung a tarp on it for over our camp kitchen area. It was very easy to put up. This past weekend we went camping again. We did not suspend it at all this time. But we did use it. My husband and I hiked down to a waterfall at our camp site. We didn't want our dogs to jump into the water or to fall down the sharp rocks. I tied one end of this to a tree and the other end to my 134lb English Mastiff. It worked perfectly! She has lots or room to move around and she could see us. She did not try to chew threw the rope. She also did not pull on the rope. It was sturdy and I felt that she was very safe! I love the bright orange color. I also like the storage bag it comes with. This is a really good purchase and I am glad I bought it. I do have a tie out cord also to hook to this if I ever use it for my Rottie. He is a chewer and I am sure he would have chewed this up. We used the tie out cord for him and he did great. The hardware on this is very sturdy as well, it is really heavy duty!!

The only thing I can think of that would improve this is to be able to tension it between anchor points to keep it off the ground. I do this with a truckers knot but an inbuilt device would be better

Item was received early and looks the same as the picture. Unable to advise if its any good as I have not used it yet.

Works exactly as described. It looks nearly identical to another portable overhead dog trolley system by another company that I first saw at a local camping supply store, but it was out of stock everywhere that I looked. I bought this hoping that it would be similar and so far it has totally met my expectations.I was looking for a safe option to tether my large 90lb dog that is not trustworthy off leash to not run around and pester everyone for treats (Great Pyranees is French for "Great at disaPYRing"), but he constantly gets himself tangled up in regular tie outs or can pull the anchor out of the ground when he puts his mind to it.This is a great way of giving him a bit of freedom right next to our campsite or picnic table for a little while while leaving our hands free to set up camp or cook. As long as you have 2 trees or other solid upright objects to wrap-around, it works fantastic. On one trip we actually tethered it between my car ( door frame) and a tree, and although it was closer to the ground it still worked great.There is a heavy duty double locking carabiner that slides along the rope that is easy to get a leash/long line on and off, but sturdy enough that even when my dog pulled on it with a running start it did not break.(Important Note: If it's not already obvious, you should not attach this to a collar, you need to put this on a well fitting harness so that if he does get a running start and pulls he doesn't snap his own neck. If your dog is an escape artist with harnesses like my fluffy goofball, look for a harness that has a 3rd strap around the belly that is *slightly* tighter than the rib cage, it is much harder for them to shimmy backwards out of that type of harness. )Once he learned that the rope was solid enough that he wouldn't be able to yank it free like he would with the tie outs that anchor to the ground, he stopped trying to pull on it as hard as he could and just mellowed out with staying at leash length along the ropes run. Hooray! Now I can go camping and actually enjoy doing things other than holding my dogs leash the entire time while everyone else enjoys the camping trip.So far the rope seems to be holding up well to the constant friction of the carabiner running along it, and it doesn't have a lot of stretch/slack after it is tightened in place. It has gotten wet, I've rinsed mud off of it, I've set it up a couple of dozen times by now and it is still in great condition.The whole thing is light weight and packs down very compactly into its own storage bag that it comes with, which makes it easy to keep stored in my car at all times. The bright orange rope is reflective which is super helpful at night if you leave it set up at your camp you will see it with the least bit of light from your lantern or even moonlight.We have gotten a lot of questions and compliments about it at the campgrounds we've been at from other folks looking for a safe and easy way to keep a large dog close by, especially when you can't always keep a leash in your hand and carrying a large dog crate to fit a 90 pound dog on every camping trip is cumbersome if not impossible.This would make a great gift for anyone in your life who camps with their dog. 5/5 stars from me, and 4/4 paws from my dog Falcor who is probably thrilled that he can come on more camping trips with me now that I have a good way of keeping him close by.