🚤 Ultimate PREDATOR Hi-Performance Dock Lines Bag Set - Premium Ropes for Boats & Seamless Docking Review

$80 Designer Mooring Lines? You bet! It's only $20 each and you'll love it and your neighbors will be jealous. Beautifully designed in stunning navy blue. What the heck it's just money and if you own a boat you know what it's like to fund your habit. Just buy them. Oh, it comes with a storage bag and a nice gift box.

This is a 20' x 1/2" black woven nylon webbing with 12" eyelet loops already installed. The strength (7000 pounds) and length make them a great choice for boats even in flood areas as the lines are long enough to allow for movement. The lines are very good, with great attention to detail in the packaging too. I am very happy with this set of four strings.

Durable boat lines. The tote bag is great because it keeps you organized. The ropes are of good quality. The material is strong and doesn't stretch a lot. Used them to tie down a 23ft foot and also tie some buoys to it. Has a strong bow on one end and a red tip with a burnt end on the other to hold it together. Very happy with the quality of these ropes.

These lines are very strong and long enough for large boats. If you are looking for something to take with you on your jet ski this is way more than you need. But for a 20-30 foot boat these lines are perfect. They are thick and strong, yet easy to tie and hold knots securely. I use them on my 21ft Bryant and even when moored in very rough water the looped end easily hooks onto a large dock cleat so you can quickly tie the other end to the boat. The loops at the ends are impressively strong and

My current 15ft mooring lines have been in use for about 5 years now. They were quite frayed from snagging on the pier's wooden posts and on several occasions weren't long enough. The color didn't really go with my navy blue/white boat either. I decided to take them before the start of the season to replace what I have now. When I unpack them I can say that this is an update. They are thicker and longer. The endings are much better. Can't wait until next month when I can put her on the boat…

I have owned 18-21 foot boats for over 15 years and have always used standard 3 strand nylon lines as they are cheaper and easier to loop. splice. While 3/8" lines are ideal for boats of this size, I usually choose 1/2" lines because I think the larger diameter makes it easier to grab the line. This dock line is my first experience with double braid line and I think I made the right choice with this brand. They look nice, are relatively soft and flexible and are very comfortable on the hands…