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Nylon Double-Braid Dock Line
Black nylon double-braid dock line with a factory-finished 30 cm (about 12 in) eye. Nylon stretches under load, which helps soak up wake and surge at the dock. Double braid (a braided core inside a braided cover) is softer in the hand and less prone to kinking than three-strand.
What you get
- One dock line in your chosen diameter and length
- 30 cm factory-finished eye on one end; sealed bitter end
- Inspected in Sarasota before it ships: eye, cover, length and diameter checked against our spec sheet
Specifications
| Material / construction | Nylon, double braid (supplier-stated) |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 1/2 in (12 mm) or 5/8 in (16 mm) |
| Length | 25 ft (7.6 m) or 35 ft (10.7 m), measured eye to bitter end |
| Eye | 30 cm (about 12 in), factory-finished |
| Color | Black |
| Breaking strength | 1/2 in: 27.46 kN (6,173 lbf). 5/8 in: 44.91 kN (10,096 lbf). Supplier-stated, pending independent testing. No safe working load is published. |
| Origin | Made in China (Yongkang, Zhejiang). Selected and inspected in Sarasota, Florida. |
Choosing a size
Choose a diameter that fits your cleats and fairleads comfortably, and a length that reaches from your cleat to the dock hardware with enough tail to make off. Spring lines are often longer than bow and stern lines. Not sure? Send us your boat, cleat size and slip layout and we'll answer personally.
Not for
Towing, lifting, climbing, rescue or any life-safety use. Inspect lines regularly and retire any line with cut, fused or badly chafed fibers. Use chafe protection wherever the line crosses a chock, fairlead or rough edge.
Shipping
Ships from Sarasota, Florida. Rates calculated at checkout. Free US shipping over $149 (planned).
Returns & warranty
See our returns and warranty policy (draft).
About our specs
Every number is labeled with its source. "Supplier-stated" means the factory provided it and we haven't independently verified it yet. See Quality & Testing.