The only line here wound in by a crank
AUTDOOR crank-wound line, 10 metres, 20 steel pegs
The only line on this shelf wound in by a crank, supplied with twenty steel pegs, and published without a word about what the cord itself is made of.
What this listing puts on record
A clothesline of 10 metres, extendable, with a crank that winds it up quickly and easily, room for up to 15 garments and a stated load capacity of up to 50 kg. A carabiner is stated to open easily even in cold weather and to hold up in adverse conditions. Twenty stainless steel pegs and a fabric storage bag are supplied, and the packaging is stated to be cardboard and free of plastic.
The crank is what distinguishes it
Two other lines on this shelf are ten metres and retractable, and both are wound by hand. This one has a crank, which is a small mechanical difference that turns into a practical one at the end of a wet weekend when ten metres of line has to go back into something.
The other hardware decision is the carabiner, and the reason given for it is unusually specific: it opens easily even in cold weather. A stiff gate on numb fingers is a real failure, and it is the sort of detail that only appears on a listing when someone has met it.
What the cord is remains a mystery
Here is the hole, and on this shelf it is the important one. The listing never says what the line is made of. No material, no diameter, no lay, no coating, no twist. Six of the seven listings here describe their cord in some way — nylon, latex, ABS and nylon, two parallel cords, a coated nylon — and this is the seventh.
That matters because construction is what decides whether a line grips without pegs. This one answers the question by supplying twenty stainless steel pegs, which is a solution rather than a specification.
Steel pegs, which is a choice worth marking
Three other listings here supply plastic clips. This one supplies steel, described as standing up to bad weather, in a fabric bag. Steel pegs are heavier and they are the ones still working after a season on a balcony.
Fifteen garments and 50 kg. Both are stated, neither is explained, and no breaking strength is published for the cord — which is not surprising, since the cord is not described at all. They are recorded here as the maker’s claims and are not the numbers to plan a pitch around.
Before ordering
Take the pegs as the answer to the grip question and the crank as the reason to buy. If you wanted a line that holds washing by itself, two listings on this shelf describe how theirs do it, and this one does not describe its cord at all.
Availability
Selling at about 15 € on the German Amazon store when this page was checked.
Catalogued on the American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.