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Mule Tape: Versatile, Durable, and Lightweight

At Self Reliance Outfitters, our Mule Tape collection is designed to meet the highest standards of strength, durability, and versatility. Whether you're a survival enthusiast, a camper, or simply someone who appreciates high-quality gear, our Mule Tape is an essential addition to your kit.

What is Mule Tape?

Mule Tape is a type of pull tape made from high-strength polyester. Known for its exceptional tensile strength and flexibility, it is commonly used in various applications, from pulling cables through conduits to tying down heavy loads. Our Mule Tape is lightweight yet incredibly strong, making it ideal for a wide range of tasks.

Key Features

High Tensile Strength: Our Mule Tape can handle heavy loads without breaking, ensuring reliability in critical situations.

Low Stretch: Designed to minimize stretch, Mule Tape maintains its integrity and effectiveness under tension, providing consistent performance.

Lightweight: Despite its strength, Mule Tape is lightweight, making it easy to carry and store in your backpack or tool kit.

Durable: Made from tough polyester fibers, Mule Tape is resistant to abrasion and wear, ensuring long-lasting use even in harsh environments.

Versatile: Perfect for camping, hiking, survival situations, and everyday use. Whether you need to secure gear, create a makeshift shelter, or pull tape through conduits, Mule Tape is up to the task.

Applications

Mule Tape is widely used in various fields due to its strength and versatility:

Outdoor Activities: Ideal for camping, hiking, and survival situations, where it can be used for tying down tents, securing gear, or creating shelters.
Emergency Situations: Its strength and reliability make Mule Tape a valuable tool in emergency kits for creating tourniquets, building shelters, or securing loads.

Why Choose Our Mule Tape?

At Self Reliance Outfitters, we are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality gear. Our Mule Tape is rigorously tested to ensure it meets our stringent standards for performance and durability. Whether you're preparing for an outdoor adventure or need a reliable pull tape for professional use, our Mule Tape is the perfect choice.

Explore our collection of Mule Tape and discover the versatility and strength that make it an essential tool for any situation. With its lightweight and durable design, you'll find countless uses for this reliable pull tape in your daily activities and adventures.

1800 Lb Polyester Mule Tape (7718167361)

$11.99 USD

The sky is the limit with this 100' bundle of mule tape. A great addition to the kit for the adventure seeker and outdoor enthusiast. 100' mule tape 5/8" wide 1800lb Tensile Strength

Is Pulling Tape the Same as Mule Tape?

Pull tape is another name for mule tape. The “pull tape” came from the fact that it’s used to pull heavy loads. So how did it get its name, “mule tape?”

The exact origin is unclear. Some theorize it’s because mule tape is traditionally used to help route wires in walls, much like how mules (the animal) have traditionally helped map long distances.

How Strong Is Mule Tape?

Mule or pull tape strength varies between 400 lb and 6000 lb, but all mule tape products will have a specific weight limit, like 1,250 lb and 2,500 lb, or the 1,800 lb Polyester Mule Tape. Weight classes denote internal tensile strength, which is the maximum load an object or material can withstand before its breaking point.

How Long Is Mule Tape?

Mule tape lengths vary greatly between 100, 300, 500, and 3,000 ft long, making it easy to choose the right rope for your needs. Unless you’re going to rappel or set up a perimeter around your campsite, a 100 ft rope will do the job.

What Material is Mule Tape?

Most mule or pull tape is made from low-stretch polyester or yarn fibers that are shaped to disperse the pulling load. Polyester is a synthetic material that can be created to fit specific needs due to its low fiber stretch, which is why it’s the most common material used for mule tape. If you tear open mule tape, you’ll notice flat rope and fibers, which help distribute the heat more evenly so that there is reduced friction.