This one takes lying to new heights. Or should I say, it DOESN'T take lying to new heights. It should take anything to heights because it's not suitable for climbing. It may be difficult to see, but that's what the rope says on the label, despite the fact that it clearly shows someone climbing on it. God forbid someone grabs this rope without reading the label and goes out on a climb. To be fair though, if you're going to put your life in the hands of a rope, you better read the packaging.
What is this rope good for, tying people up and torturing them? That's not exactly something you can show on the label. What kind of company would make a product intended to hurt people? Oh, people who make machine guns for war? Got it.