Sea-Dog Polypropylene Hollow Braid Anchor Line with Snap, 3/8" x 75' Yellow

Confidently secure smaller vessels for temporary use with the Sea-Dog Polypropylene Hollow Braid Anchor Line. Crafted from 100% premium multi-filament polypropylene, this bright yellow floating rope is highly visible on the water, ensuring ease of retrieval. It comes equipped with a plated steel spring hook for quick and reliable attachment. An essential for short-term anchoring during fishing or lunch breaks, this line is a practical addition to your marine toolkit.

• Floating Polypropylene Construction: Made from 100% premium multi-filament polypropylene, the hollow braid design ensures the line floats for easy handling and retrieval.
• Optimal Dimensions: Features a 3/8-inch diameter and a generous 75-foot length, suitable for various temporary anchoring scenarios.
• High Visibility Yellow: The bright yellow color enhances visibility on the water, improving safety and ease of locating.
• Plated Steel Spring Hook: Includes a durable plated steel spring hook (P/N 155630) for quick and secure attachment to anchors or cleats.
• Robust Strength: Offers a breaking strength of 2700 lbs and a working load limit of 590 lbs, providing reliable performance for its intended applications.

• Temporary Anchoring Only: This anchor line is specifically designed for temporary anchoring of smaller vessels while attended (e.g., for fishing or lunch).
• Not for Unattended Use: It is NOT recommended for use when leaving your boat unattended, as it lacks the stretch and abrasion resistance required for a primary anchor line.
• UV Degradation: Polypropylene construction is not resistant to UV degradation and should be inspected before each use to ensure integrity.
• Freshwater Snap: The included plated steel snap is not suitable for saltwater use and may corrode in marine environments.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.