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Our lines are made to your
specifications regarding eye size and whether or not you need chafe fabric
or leather on your lines. The bitter end is hand whipped to keep the braid
from unraveling.
Rope inc. recommends using nylon rope for dock lines and mooring lines; the stretch characteristics of nylon absorb shock and will resist damaging cleats on your boat and on your dock. Nylon is available in 3-strand or twisted line, 8-strand, 12-strand or Mega Braid and in a double braid or yacht braid.
See the table below for sizing dock lines and mooring lines for your application. Contact Us for more information regarding your specific
application or to quote pricing for your new dock and mooring lines. We have the best prices and availability by far.
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Boats
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under 20 feet generally
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use 3/8" line:
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Our dock lines are made to order,
are professionally spliced and the bitter end
is hand whipped to prevent the line from unraveling.
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20 feet to 30 feet
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use 1/2" line
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30 feet to 40 feet
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use 5/8" line
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40 feet to 70 feet
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use 3/4" line
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70 feet to 90 feet
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use 7/8" line
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90 feet to 110 feet
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use 1" line
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110 feet to 130 feet
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use 1-1/8" line
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130 feet to 150 feet
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use 1-1/4" line
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150 feet to 180 feet
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use 1-1/2" line
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180 feet to 200 feet
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use 1-3/4" line
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If your boat is heavier than average,
or has greater windage, or is docked where it is subjected to surge, you should choose the next larger size dock line.
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When making a choice of line for your boat, keep in mind that 12-strand (Mega braid or Brait) line is not as strong as double braid line and colored line is not as strong as white line. Different braids have different attributes and tensile strengths can vary by as much as 15%. Make your choice accordingly.
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Contact Us for more information regarding your specific
application or to quote pricing for your new dock and mooring lines. We have the best prices and availability for dock lines by far.
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