Boat Anchor Lines | Anchor Rope

This product includes the 100 ft pre-spliced line and stainless steel thimble; a separate shackle is required to connect the thimble to your anchor or chain.

The 3/8-inch anchor rope has an 820 lb working load and a 4,035 lb breaking strength, matching the 3/8-inch dock-line strength ratings. These ratings apply across the anchor rope color variants.

Yes. The anchor line has a professionally spliced stainless steel thimble that resists corrosion and helps protect the rope from chafe where it connects to chain or a shackle.

This 3/8-inch anchor line is typically suitable for many boats up to about 20–25 feet, depending on vessel weight, anchoring conditions, and the anchor setup. It has an 820 lb working load and a 4,035 lb breaking strength.

Yes, double-braided nylon has a natural elasticity that allows it to absorb shock loads from waves, which helps keep the anchor set in the bottom.

You can attach the line directly to an anchor, but we recommend using a short length of chain between the line and anchor to help the anchor lay flat, set properly, and reduce abrasion near the bottom.

No, the marine-grade nylon is specifically treated to resist rot, mildew, and saltwater degradation.

No, nylon anchor lines are designed to sink so that the line stays out of the way of propellers and provides a better angle for the anchor to grip the bottom.

Double-braided nylon is specifically chosen because it remains flexible, though we recommend rinsing it with fresh water to maintain that feel.

It means the end of the rope where it meets the thimble is tightly bound with twine to prevent unravelling and ensure the splice stays secure under load.

Yes, the 3/8-inch diameter is standard for many anchors, and the pre-spliced stainless steel thimble is designed to work with standard shackles.

No, the double-braided nylon construction is specifically chosen for its soft feel and ability to stay flexible even after repeated use.

This 3/8-inch anchor rope has an 820 lb working load and a 4,035 lb breaking strength. Use the working load for normal use and treat the breaking strength as the ultimate failure point, not a routine-use rating.

No, this includes the 100-foot pre-spliced anchor line only; you will need to provide your own anchor and a shackle to connect it to the thimble.

No, the thimble is made of corrosive-resistant stainless steel. It is professionally whipped to remain durable while reducing chafe on the 3/8 anchor rope.

Yes, the reflective rope is designed to be smooth to the touch. This makes it comfortable to handle and less prone to snags.

The reflective thread increases the visibility of the line. This is especially useful for identifying your anchor position or avoiding other boats in the dark.

Yes, the marine-grade nylon is resistant to oils and gas. It is built to stand up against the elements, including constant sun exposure and saltwater.