Sea-Dog Double Braided Nylon Dock Line with Tracer - Available in 3/8" to 5/8", 15' to 20'

Sea-Dog Double Braided Nylon Dock Line with Tracer - Available in 3/8" to 5/8", 15' to 20'

3/8" x 15' / Black
$10.98
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Sea-Dog Double Braided Nylon Dock Line with Tracer - Available in 3/8" to 5/8", 15' to 20'

Sea-Dog Double Braided Nylon Dock Line with Tracer - Available in 3/8" to 5/8", 15' to 20'

$10.98
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Secure your boat to the dock with confidence using the Sea-Dog Double Braided Nylon Dock Line with Tracer. Built from 100% premium double braided nylon, this line delivers the shock-absorbing stretch and abrasion resistance that mooring and docking demand, while a reflective tracer woven into the strands makes the line visible in low light for easier nighttime line handling. Each line features a professionally spliced eye (not hand-tied) for a clean, secure, permanent loop that won't slip or work loose over time. The nylon construction resists rot, mildew, oil, and UV degradation, and the line can be stowed wet or dry without damage, making it a dependable choice for freshwater or saltwater use. This line is offered across a range of diameters and lengths to match everything from smaller runabouts to larger cruisers, with color options to suit your boat's look.

Specifications

  • Brand: Sea-Dog
  • Construction: 100% double braided nylon
  • Eye: Professionally spliced, 12 inch eye length
  • Tracer: Reflective, visible up to 200 feet
  • Diameters offered: 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch
  • Lengths offered: 15 feet, 20 feet
  • Colors offered: Black, Gold/White
  • Storage: Safe to store wet or dry
  • Packaging: Reusable clamshell package

Sizes & Options

Match line diameter to your vessel size and cleat/chock hardware: 3/8 inch suits smaller boats and dinghies, 1/2 inch is a common all-around choice for mid-size boats, and 5/8 inch is built for larger, heavier vessels needing extra strength. Choose a length that comfortably reaches from your boat's cleat to the dock cleat with enough slack for tide and surge, adding a few extra feet for larger boats or floating docks. Color is a cosmetic choice: Black offers a classic, understated look while Gold/White complements lighter-hulled boats and is easier to spot on deck.

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