AAmstrand Nylon 3 Strand Twisted Anchor Line, White - Available in 1/2" x 100' to 5/8" x 200'

AAmstrand Nylon 3 Strand Twisted Anchor Line, White - Available in 1/2" x 100' to 5/8" x 200'

1/2" x 100'
$33.44
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AAmstrand Nylon 3 Strand Twisted Anchor Line, White - Available in 1/2" x 100' to 5/8" x 200'

AAmstrand Nylon 3 Strand Twisted Anchor Line, White - Available in 1/2" x 100' to 5/8" x 200'

$33.44
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AAmstrand Nylon 3 Strand Twisted Anchor Line is built for boaters who need a dependable, long-lasting rode that can take the shock loads and abrasion of daily anchoring. Made from premium three strand twisted nylon, this line stretches under load to absorb the sudden jerks and surges caused by wind, waves, and current, protecting your cleats, windlass, and bow fittings from damage. Nylon rope lasts far longer than manila or polypropylene in marine environments, resists rot and mildew, and can be stored wet without losing strength or flexibility. The classic three strand construction is easy to splice, making it simple to add a thimble, form an eye splice for your anchor shackle, or join lengths together if you need extra scope. Finished in bright white, this anchor line looks clean on deck and is easy to spot in the anchor locker or on the water. Whether you run a small runabout or a larger cruiser, AAmstrand anchor line gives you the strength, stretch, and durability you need for secure, worry-free anchoring.

Specifications

  • Material: Nylon (3 strand twisted)
  • Color: White
  • Construction: Three strand twisted rope
  • Sizes: 1/2 inch x 100 feet and 5/8 inch x 200 feet
  • Splice-friendly three strand design
  • Safe for wet storage
  • Superior shock absorption versus manila or polypropylene

Sizes & Options

This anchor line is available in two sizes to match different boats and anchoring needs. The 1/2 inch x 100 foot line suits smaller boats and shorter scope requirements, while the 5/8 inch x 200 feet line provides added strength and extra length for larger vessels or deeper anchorages. As a general rule, use a heavier diameter and longer length as your boat size and typical anchoring depth increase, and always maintain enough scope for secure holding. Select the size and length that best matches your vessel, ground tackle, and typical anchoring conditions.

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