Tie off fast and get back to the fun. The double-braided line is soft on your hands but strong enough to hold your boat. It floats, resists sun and mildew, and has a pre-spliced loop for easy mooring.
Skip the knot-tying tutorials. This rope comes with a pre-spliced eye, which is just a fancy way of saying "just hook it and go." Whether you're tying up solo or handing it off to a buddy, it's quick, secure, and newbie friendly.
No more wrestling with stiff ropes. The double-braided design is soft to the touch but strong under pressure. Tie it without aggravating the joints in your hands, and stash it without a tangle. And if you fumble around and drop your line into the water, it floats! The multifilament polypropylene (MFP) material this rope is made of allows it to stay on the surface so you don't have to fish around the bottom of the lake for your lost gear.
Bring on the UV rays, fuel spills, rain, and mildew. This line is made to resist all of it, so you're not tossing it into the trash halfway through the season. At 15' long and 3/8" thick, it's perfect for tying off jet skis, fishing boats, and small pontoons.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
How's it going Today, we're gonna take a look at the Attwood Dock Line. Now, this is the MPF 15 foot, 3/8 diameter rope. Now, this line is gonna work well for boats that are gonna be small to midsize. So something like this guy that's a 20 footer that's behind me, it would work just fine. Now, a couple things that are really cool about it is the fact that it floats, so it makes it easier to manage, and it's soft braided, so it's easier on your hands. So let's take a closer look and see what else it does.
As far as selecting the correct type of line for your application, you wanna make sure that you're using the correct weight limits and the types of braids, like the double braided for something a little bit heavier versus this hollow braid that's gonna be very light duty. Now, your trade off is the fact that this does float, so that can come in handy. So you have the classic black and blue design on here, so that makes it work well, so you can distinguish it from the other types of ropes you may have. Now, we offer other things like anchor lines, and then like the lighter Dock Line as well. So just keep that in mind when you're making your purchase also.
Another thing that would be really cool, if you showed us your boat, your vessel, show us what you're tying down, because we just love having that interaction with you. So again, this is Ed with etrailer.com, taking a look at the Attwood Dock Line. Have a great day.
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