Tri-Braided Cord Clothes Line, Clothes Drying Rope Portable Travel Clothesline for Indoor Outdoor Laundry , Windproof Clothes Line, Hanger for Camping Travel & Home Use - No hanger hook needed

Easy to use, packs down small, and makes washing/hanging socks and underwear simple. Hung it between the shower head and the towel rack in our shower in Venice... worked perfectly. NEVER CHECK A BAG!!!!! This clothesline is awesome.

It's nice not needing pins or clips to keep your clothing on the line and to keep from getting knocked to the ground with a gust of wind. We took this with us on a trip to the mid latitudes where we snorkeled daily and regularly had towels, swimming suits and rash guards to dry out. It worked great. Just spread the bungee material enough to stick some fabric through, so that when you let go it pinches and holds the item on the line.The rest in our travel group thought it was pretty handy as well.

Used on a trip to Italy. Was easy to hang up and held a lot of light weight laundry. It stretches so make sure the sag won't allow clothes to touch the ground.

Works great for clothes that can handle a few wrinkles. It holds the clothes well without clothes pins. We liked it so much we took two. Be aware that it does require two strong anchors just the right distance apart. We found a length of parachute cord helps the clothes line adjust if the anchors are not just the right distance apart

I went on a multi-week vacation and packed lightly. Though this takes up a little more room than I'd like, it was better than bringing extra clothes. This particular line is great because you don't need clothespin and hang almost anywhere. One warning: if you stretch it to the max, be careful removing or you make break something in the hotel room (no, I don't know from experience...).

I needed a second travel clothesline, and I had trouble finding the rubber one I bought before so I thought I'd try this. This one is longer and slightly bulkier. This would probably work great if you were stretching it across a large space, like a room or between two trees at a fair distance. However, like many people I assume, I need something that works while traveling in fairly small hotel bathrooms or showers. I just did a trial run over my bathtub. I was eventually able to get enough tension to keep clothing on without clips, but it was tricky and involved wrapping the cords around stuff. I would recommend getting a traditional rubber one unless you are specifically looking for a longer cord.

Easy to use clothesline for travel

I travel a lot and like to pack lightly. I always end up hanging my clothes over chairs or doors or on hooks taking up all the space in the room. This makes it easy to instantly have plenty of hanging space. Make sure you secure it well, stretch it as far as it will go so that when clothes are on it it won’t sag too much. Obviously it’s going to sag a little bit, but I noticed the more I stretched it to secure it, the less it dipped when clothes were on it. Great purchase! I’ll be taking it on every vacation from now on!

Simplest to use clothesline. Great for drying biking clothes

Great simple bit of kit like velcro fastening as well as the clips. Twisted cable means pegs not required.. Fab for my holidays..

it is exactly as advertised.

Slightly shorter than we needed but still useful to take on holiday to dry out baby clothes. We used suction hooks to hold against a window, would be good if it came with something like this

Great product for travelling, providing you get creative in your room to stretch it out (our recent travel did not have an option in the bathroom to hang it). We improvised with what was available and made due, placing a towel on the floor underneath to catch the drips.Plan on some items taking 2 days to dry - depending on how well you ring them out. Would recommend for small items (underwear, socks, tshirts)Will be a staple on future trips!