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... Polyester rope which has been designed to be easily spliced for halyard tails and lazy jacksAVAILABLE DIAMETERS:4mm 5mm 6mmTERMINATION OPTIONS:Spliced EyeCONSTRUCTION:12 Strand PolyesterCOATING OPTIONS:ArmourCoatAPPLICATIONS:Cascade ...
Marlow Ropes
... Aircore Cover: Dyneema + non-slip fiber Diameter: 6,5 - 9,5 mm (larger diameters on demand) Use: Sheets for small dinghies, tapered lines Characteristics: Great comfort, excellent efficiency in cleats, minimum weight
Gottifredi Maffioli
Extremely low stretch, compact, and abrasion resistant braid with high-strength Dyneema ® core. • working stretch < 1.5 % • highly UV resistant • low stretch, high grip
Liros
... Performance core: Creep-free Vectran® for highest strength wutg lowest elongation. Flexible and light: All the benefits of a fibre rope while handling and storing.
Gleistein
... hydrophobic. It helps fast manoeuvring. Advantages : Perfectly suitable for light catamarans and dinghies. Use : Mainsheet, jibs, spinnaker sheets for dinghies, sport catamarans, day-boats. Construction ...
COUSIN TRESTEC
SPECIAL SHEET A special sheet for the latest control settings such as Magic Wheels for foil readjustments and other applications that call for grip and control. A high tech fiber mix for minimal stretch and abrasion. Developed together ...
Robline
DYNEEMA® DOUBLE WEAVE FOR SAFE AND QUICK MANEUVERS Our Zero Kink is a lightweight rope featuring high strength, which makes it ideal for safe and quick maneuvers. Specification: Material: Dyneema® SK78 16/32/32 Description Zero ...
Robline
... WITH ZERO WATER ABSORPTION The Dinghy Towing Line combines all important features of a dinghy towline: it floats, it’s easy to untie (even after being highly loaded) and absorbs no ...
Robline
Dinghy Characteristics This range was specially developed for «dinghy» or «laser» boats. Products available with a technical core in HÉLIOS® T, HÉOLIA® T and SP GRIP version. description Range ...
Lancelin
... braided heat set rope Material: 100% Nexsteel (HMPE) + special surface finish New in our products range! Developed in cooperation with riggers for all standing rigging applications, where minimal elongation is ...
Construction: Braided line with parallel core Core: Polyester, parallel-arranged twisted core Cover: High Tenacity Polyester Due to the construction of the core, the spliceability of this line is ...
Polyester trimline blue/yellow Available in 3 sizes from 4 mm up to 6 mm EX7514 – 4 mm Polyester trimline – 200 meter reel EX7515 – 5 mm Polyester trimline – 200 meter reel EX7516 – 6 mm Polyester trimline – 200 meter reel
... GENNAKER TACK-LINE BENEFITS / FEATURES VERY SUITABLE FOR JAMMERS COMFORTABLE HANDLING LOW STRECH LIGHTWEIGHT EXCELLENT DINGHY SHEET HIGH KNOTTED STRENGTH SPECIFICATIONS MATERIALBLENDED DYNEEMA® SK 78 HT ...
KAYA ROPES
POLYESTER ROPE OF EXCELLENT QUALITY 1. Suitable for several uses 2. Sinkable 3. Blue / Red
How to choose this product
Sailing dinghy cordage is used for halyards, sheets, downhauls, trapezes and other functions. While it is generally made of the same materials, its diameter is less than that of the corresponding lines on a larger sailboat.
Technologies
Common materials include polyester, Dyneema®, Vectran®, bungee-type elastic rope and, rarely, PBO. Polyester is a mid-range fiber with a very good quality/price ratio. Its low stretch coefficient, high breaking load, UV resistance and moderate price make it suitable for any on-board application.
Dyneema® is a more modern material. More costly than polyester, it is also much stronger and stretches less. This allows for thinner, lighter lines. Some versions have a polyester sheath. Vectran® is suitable for sailing dinghies because of its good characteristics, even at small diameters. Elastic rope is very useful for trapeze rigging, spinnaker pole outhaul and other functions.
How to choose
Budget is the main factor of choice since the best line materials are also the most expensive. Consider how comfortable the line is to the touch. Jib and mainsail sheets must sometimes be held under tension for long periods.
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