Solid-braid Anchor Rope Line Braided Docking Boat With Snap Hook Cleat 50 Ft New on 2040-parts.com
United States, United States
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Product description: Step up to the incredible strength and quality of our multifilament, solid-braid, 3/8" line. The advanced construction of this line is stronger, more durable and easier to work with than standard anchor lines. Comes with a snap hook and a die-cast, 3" No-Knot Gripper™ to secure the rope without tying difficult-to-release knots. Product features and specifications:
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