2 Pack Portable Clothesline with 12 Clothespins, Windproof Travel Stretchy Retractable Elastic Laundry Clothes Line for Backyard, Vacation Hotel, Balcony Drying

Got these to hang up my laundry at home for stuff that can't go in the dryer. Works great for camping, too, and can be used to hang up all kinds of things. The bungee cord is nice and sturdy and made from good quality materials. I like the separating beads with little clips, though they often aren't strong enough to support heavier objects like wet swimming trunks. But you can easily add clothes pins or other hooks, and the line is sturdy enough to hold most things. It's nice that it comes as a two pack as well. This has become an essential part of my travel kit.

Love these clothes lines. Great for camping. Easy to put up and very durable. Holds lots of clothing at one time. Compact

These are hreat and very useful. They are a little heavier than I thought they would be

Easy to use at home and while traveling. Clothes clips work great, lines stretch a lot if you hang heavy clothes. Stick to sock and shirts and there will be no problems.

It was great having this while on a riverboat cruise in Europe. Saved $$ by doing my own laundry

The clothesline is made of good quality and the price was good. But for me, I didn’t think this through and it just does not meet my needs.. It’s good for hanging lightweight items like; socks, washcloths, undies. The clips do not allow for folding item over the line (like I do on a regular clothesline) and attach with clothespins. Heavier items like bath towels or heavier pants, etc, will fall to the ground as the clips will not be strong enough to hold the item without folding over. I also like to put shirts on hangers and attach with a clothes pin so the wind doesn’t blow them to the ground. This cannot be done with the pins attached the way they are. So for me, it does not work. Probably would be great for hanging baby clothes or socks. I did like portability and the ease in attaching between my deck poles without having to install a hook for holding the line in place. I’ll keep for lightweight items but will continue to search for just a line without the attached clips.

I have several of these strung across my basement laundry room. I occasionally have the need to hang up some laundry and these work great. The clips are strong to even hold up completely wet (heavy) towels and they will not slip. I've added some additional support clips that will keep the line from sagging with a full load of clothes. See pic above. The unit will only go as far as 12' - I've added an additional paracord loop to stretch out to 14' ( that's because my other wall is 14' away). I keep mine in place and just add or remove the clothes as needed.

I got these because drying bathing suits in the hotel bathtub with their flimsy clothes line has always left the suits wet too long and they start to smell. Plus, it takes up room in the bathroom and they need to be moved, etc. I bought these lines to be able to put up in other areas of the hotel and hang wet bathing suits. I ended up stringing them up in the closet (our room had large closets) and it worked perfectly. It is a bungee, so with weight the line does sag. You really need to firm points to hook the line to otherwise it'll pull down. Overall these did the job for us and took up basically no room in the luggage. They'll be a staple in our suitcases for every trip.