Ten metres on a reel, and the maker suggests it doubles as guy line
Jewan retractable nylon line on an ABS body, 10 metres
A ten metre nylon line on a wind-in body, supplied with thirty fittings, and the only listing here that offers itself as a spare tent guy line as well.
Specifications
- Length
- 10 m — stated as a built-in rope that can be paid out and taken in to the length required
- Cord construction
- Nylon rope on an ABS body — stated, with a strong load-bearing capacity claimed; no twist, braid or double line is described
- End fittings
- Two hooks, one at each end of the line, stated as attachable anywhere and easy to install and remove
- Tensioner type
- A winding mechanism in the body that can be turned to release or retract the rope to the length needed, stated as avoiding tangles — no line-lock is named
- Stated weight
- Not published on the listing — described as compact and portable, carried in a bag or hung on a rucksack, with no figure
- Packed size
- Not published on the listing
- Pegs supplied
- 20 windbreak clips and 10 locking beads — stated; the beads separate the garments and the clips hold them against the wind
- Amazon reference
- B0BZ3JM7DD (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 6979821800950
What this listing puts on record
A retractable clothesline in nylon rope on an ABS body, with a built-in ten metre rope that can be turned and adjusted to release or retract the length, two hooks at the line ends that can be attached anywhere, ten locking beads to separate garments and twenty windbreak clips to hold them, and a stated second use as a tent fixing rope or spare cord.
The reel is the difference
Three lines on this shelf are ten metres long. This is the one where the ten metres lives on a wind-in body, so what goes up is whatever the pitch allows rather than the whole length every time. A fixed cord between two close trees has to be dealt with — coiled, doubled or left to sag. A reel just does not pay it out.
The cost is a mechanism. ABS and a winding action are more to go wrong than a piece of rope, and nothing on this listing says what happens if it does.
Thirty fittings, doing two different jobs
Twenty windbreak clips and ten locking beads. The distinction is worth keeping straight, because listings on this shelf blur it. Clips hold a garment against the line so it does not blow off. Beads sit on the line to stop garments sliding into a heap in the middle. Two functions, both supplied, and only the clips do the actual holding.
The second job nothing else claims
The last bullet is the interesting one: usable as a tent fixing rope and spare cord. On a shelf where every other listing is a laundry product, a line that also serves as a guy line is doing two things in one pack.
Treat it with the caution the listing invites. No breaking strength is published — not here and not anywhere in this family — so a claim of strong load-bearing capacity is a phrase and not a figure. Guy line that holds a tent in wind is a load-rated purchase, and this page cannot tell you this one is up to it.
Before ordering
Work out whether you want the reel or the rope. The reel is what makes a ten metre line usable in a three metre space, and it is also the only part of this product that can fail in a way rope cannot.
Availability
Selling between 9 € and 13 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
It also sells on the British Amazon store in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.
Nothing came back from the American Amazon store, so the buy link there opens a local search instead of a page that is not there.
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.