RainierSupplyCo Boat Anchor Rope - Double Braided Marine Rope Anchor Line - 100/150 / 200/300 ft Nylon Boating Line with 316 Stainless Steel Thimble and Heavy Duty Marine Grade

I bought the 1/2" x 300' and my capstan winch pulls this stuff great. It looks nice, feels nice and coils nice.

Quality product

Perfect for the boat

I did a lot of research looking for a new anchor line. I wanted appropriate line strength & length for our boat. This 3/8" Double braided nylon has a 820lb working load, and 4K breaking strength! Good size and length for our 23' boat. I use a 25' anchor buddy between our anchor and this line. The thimble makes the anchor buddy connection solid and chafe free. I don't use the stainless steel snap hook to attach the anchor end (anchor buddy in this case), I use a screw shackle for that connection. Instead I use the shackle to clip to a D ring, quick and easy. I've used all 100', and I've tied off mid line without issue. The nylon ties easily, and will hold a mid line loop without slipping. When it's time to stow for longer term storage, I just throw it out on the dock for a little bit. Being black, it dries quickly in the sun. After it is good to go and coils easily. Highly recommended!

Rainier Supply Company, I'll be honest here. folks, If you're looking at this anchor line and can't decide what thickness to go for. I highly recommend going up in thickness....Not what's on the chart. My boat is 27 feet and 3/8 line is very common for this size boat unless you plan on overnights in rough weather. 27 feet falls on the border of deciding "go up, or down in rode thickness" I found Rainiers 3/8 to be questionable for moderate weather, so went up to 1/2 line. The Bad: I think they need to suggest going up in thickness if your boat falls on the boarder of a light line or heavier line. Common sense may suggest going up but the wallet may suggest staying down in thickness. I found the blue line to leach color after getting wet, no noticeable loss of vibrancy but it was leaching after 3 times getting wet. How long will this line leach? IDK It's up to you to decide if leaching color is acceptable or just go with the white and gold color rode. The good: Going up in line thickness solves any concerns, Good value for the money considering other brand anchor lines can be double in price...Rienier offers a good economical option while delivering a nice line, The stainless thimble and the eye splice of this rode are superb and beautiful, The shackle robust (for 3/8 and 1/2). Finally, this company actually has a product website and customer service. You have this option for communications and questions. Also they listen to concerns and care about product quality. That's a huge unexpected plus for any product.

Perfect. Thanks

Great quality!

A huge Live Oak Tree was leaning heavily over my home. The ground had begun to be lift upwards in the direction of the lean. I used two of these ropes to put incredible tension on the top of the tree with wenches, and they stopped the tree from crashing onto the home as I and another man cut it down. Wahoo !. Money well spent. Those ropes had scary tension on them. Put they never let go.

Perfect rope for to Moore my boat. I like the stainless steel attachments that connects to the anchor. Nice touch.

Good quality.

Works great - exactly as advertised! Bought as a secondary / stern anchor rode for overnight anchoring. Works well, holds stern in place. We have not used this as our main anchor rode but it holds stern very well using a danforth anchor on our 30’ Searay with flybridge. Hard to show a picture of black anchor rode in action so thought you might enjoy pic of our steaks cooking while anchored using the anchor rope as a secondary/stern anchor.

We buy cheap, imported, look-alike line for non-essential tasks. But comparing the two side-by-side the quality, workmanship, strength, and durability that this is a superior rope. In our minds there's only one question: To which one do you want to trust your boat?

Nice rope