Just in time for marina season, the dock line range has been expanded with three new length options and two additional nautical colors. Every line ships with a professionally spliced twelve-inch eye, letting boaters secure a cleat in seconds without tying knots.

The expansion follows a season of consistent sell-through at chandleries and marine supply stores. Buyers noted that ready-to-use pre-spliced lines outsell raw rope by a wide margin among casual boaters, who value convenience over customization.

The blended construction combines polyester strength and UV stability with a buoyant core, so a dropped line floats long enough to be retrieved before it drifts under the dock. The hollow braid weave also stays supple in cold weather, coiling without kinks.

The range now covers runabouts up to mid-sized cruisers, with diameter options from 10 mm to 14 mm and lengths from 4.5 m to 9 m. Display cartons for retail counters are available, and mixed-size cartons are supported for smaller shops.

Boat owners often ask how many lines a typical vessel actually needs. The practical answer for most runabouts and small cruisers is a set of four: two bow lines, one stern line, and one spring line, sized to the boat’s length and typical berthing conditions. The expanded range covers exactly this configuration, and the retail cartons are designed to be sold as matched sets. For marina retailers, a counter display holding assorted sizes in the two new colors has been added to the program, along with a simple sizing guide card that helps customers choose confidently without needing expert advice on the spot.