Yes, Cactus Ropes does sponsor ropers. Cactus Ropes has always taken pleasure in being able to provide endorsements to cowboys of all roping levels and skills. If you are interested in applying for a Cactus Ropes sponsporship, please fill out our application.

We do not sell directly to the public. Please refer to our dealer locator. If you still can't find a dealer in your area, please call 800-SPIN-WIN (800-774-6946), and we will get you in contact with a dealer near you.

Catalogs are only sent to our approved dealers. Most of them are more than happy to allow you to browse their catalogs. You may also view our online catalog at this web site. For faster downloads, you may also browse individual sections of our catalog at a time. Access the navigation bar at the top of this web page. Hover your mouse over "Other Products" and then "Download Catalog". As you mouse over each of the sections, a tiptool will appear describing each section.

No, but they are the one to "stick" with. Back in 1991 when Cactus Ropes was just beginning, one of the original entrepreneur's CB handle was Cactus Jack - hence the name.

Yes. Right-handed ropes are twisted and tied to the right and left-handed ropes are twisted and tied to the left. We carry both, but please specify if you want left-handed ropes. We do make left-handed ropes, but they are a special order item. If you contact your local dealer local dealer, they will be able to place an order for you. They will also be able to keep you well stocked.

Welcome to the wonderful world of roping. There are several options for you. Basically, it comes down to personal preference. We offer 3-strand and 4-strand ropes. Some of our ropes are made of a nylon-poly blend, while others are 100% nylon.

We have the Mini Mag which is a good 3-strand nylon-poly rope. It has a small diameter, it's good to learn with, and has some world champion credentials attached to it. A couple of the past NFR champs prefer this rope. The industry is leaning towards a 4-strand rope in popularity and we offer a few. If a smaller rope feels better to you, I would suggest the Whistler. This is a 4-strand with a small diameter; it's nylon-poly blend. If you prefer a rope with a little more weight and body, then try our number one selling rope, the Xplosion. The Xplosion is part of Trevor Brazile's Relentless line of ropes. Even though it is small in diameter, it is packed with body and tip weight.

Yes, but not at cactusropes.com. At this time, we have no plans to offer online sales for our products. We do not want to compete with our dealers. As a wholesaler, we do our very best to protect our dealers. Use our dealer locator to find a dealer who offers online sales.

You may also view our online catalog at this web site. For faster downloads, you may also browse individual sections of our catalog at a time. Access the navigation bar at the top of this web page. Hover your mouse over "Other Products" and then "Download Catalog". As you mouse over each of the sections, a tiptool will appear describing each section. Be sure to request your local tack shop owner to order the itmes you're interested in buying.

Yes, we do. Our mobile website was launched on February 1, 2010. You can access it from your handheld device at m.cactusropes.com. If you access this mobile site from your PC, you will be directed back to our main site.

Yes. Our warehouse and plant was completely destroyed on January 26, 2004. You can read more about it here.

It is the softest rope we make for heading. It is a rope that we developed for a special client. We developed it for Jack Stephenson, the original owner of Cactus Ropes. However, if you ask your dealer or tack shop about it, they can special order it for you.

Snap-back is the physical trait of nylon string allows it to stretch and then return back to a natural resting state.

Cactus Grip means that when the rope tightens between the saddle horn and the steer, the crowns of the rope separate slightly allowing the rope to hold the horn. It’s minimum when you talk about stopping the clock, but huge when you talk about “gripping” the horn. Any rope that has a core, does not have the ability to have crown separation which is why they have a reputation of running on the horn.

All donation requests must be made through the Cactus Ropes office. Please send all requests for donations in writing to Cactus Ropes, Post Office Box 38, Pleasanton, TX 78064. You may also fax the request to 830-569-8746. Be sure to include all pertinent information about the event (when, where, who, what, why) and exactly what kind of assistance you would like Cactus Ropes to consider giving. If there is a flyer or newspaper article, please include that with your submission.