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Sometimes things just have to be downgraded. Worn throw line works for 'bookmarking' trees for rec climbing. I've got another couple lengths worth, at least, on hand.

I wonder if dragging a throwline around a round turn on a large candle would help to re-wax a worn throwline, giving it new life. I have throw line that is limp, but not worn.

Tarps help newbs know where to return tools throughout the day keeping from having a 'yard sale' and leaving things in the drop zone. Helps keep things dry during rainy weather. Mesh tarps don't work for this ;) !

https://www.harborfreight.com/search?q=Mesh%20tarps

The trick with a cube is skipping to the winning shot for the first shot.

I infrequently use tarps; tarps and cubes are synergistic, not interchangeable, imo. My longest throwline is 250', shortest around 70'. A lightweight, multipurpose tarp covering native brush can mean not having to cut and clean as much, and in another application helpful around protecting...

I keep 2 handled tarps in the truck as multipurpose tools. For ropes/ throwlines. For debris. For shielding, like for a window when grinding. To keep grinding/ chipping-onsite debris contained. To pack between saws like packing peanuts, when mufflers are cool. I have 10 saws packed, plus...

I use a tarp in forest brush and ground that will tangle it. I still use the cube. A tarp is much better than a rope bag for lots of rigging. Easy to move as a unit. Way faster than stacking in a rope bag 30 times.