Sea to Summit Clothesline 3,5m

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The perfect addition when going to the forest.

Good, very good. It's small to pack but the compromise is the short length (which you know when you buy it!)

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Handy and functional, although I would like a plus model with a couple of meters more string + a lot more fasteners.

Great gadget - and it works.

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A smart luxury product for a trip. It takes a little practice to use it.

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A perfect addition to the bike path

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Once you learn how to use this, it's handy. The bead chokers seemed to keep the towels in place even in a slightly darker wind, and the light from the headlamp reflects off the string really brightly, so you won't run into this at night. Goes into an impossibly small space. Although there is adjustability, finding a suitable pair of trees at the optimal distance is sometimes a bit challenging. Thick frames severely eat up the useful dimension.

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The perfect travel companion for a trip or even to the beach, drying the towel takes up very little space, the string and the case itself dry quickly if wet, sufficient length and attachment points

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A very convenient string that goes into a small space. The difference to any accompanying string is not great. The integrated packing bag and hanging loops are handy features

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A bit of a luxury product, but it has been useful for casual camping. In particular, it has helped that the cord has its own fasteners: there are not very many of them and they hold the clothes only by friction, so heavy fabrics do not stay attached. 3.5 meters may seem like a long string, but unless you come up with a tighter fastening solution, at least a meter of the length will immediately disappear around the tree. In the Finnish terrain, I often miss that missing 1-1.5 meter length to the next tree... In reality, however, I always take a few clothespins along.