48 Times People Came Across Product Packaging That Was Wildly Misleading

Someone was about to buy this climbing rope when they took a closer look at the fine print. What they saw there took them by surprise, and we can’t blame them. In fine print letters, it says “not suitable for climbing.” What is it suitable for, then? The picture on the package literally shows a person climbing.

Why are they marketing this rope as a climbing rope if it isn’t suitable for climbing? We can only hope anyone who buys this rope reads the fine print before they go on a hike.