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Sea Sense Marine
Keep your boat secure and protected at the dock with the Sea Sense Boat Fender Line Twisted White 3/8 x 6. This 6-foot marine mooring line is built from marine-grade nylon throughout—both the outer cover and inner core—to withstand the constant pressure of holding your vessel in place while resisting UV and saltwater wear. Whether you're tying off at a crowded marina, securing to pilings, or managing fenders during docking, a properly sized fender line is essential gear that often gets overlooked until you need it in rough conditions.
The twisted construction makes this line easier to handle and coil compared to stiff dock lines, so you won't fight it when securing your boat in a hurry. Both the splice and the bitter end come whipped to prevent fraying, giving it a finished, professional appearance that matches a well-maintained vessel. At 3/8 inch diameter, this line strikes a balance between strength and handling ease—substantial enough for serious use without being unwieldy for one person to manage.
With a safe working load of 750 pounds and a breaking strength of 7,100 pounds, the Sea Sense fender line has the margin of safety every boat owner needs. Marine gear fails at the worst possible times, so you want hardware and rope that can handle shock loads and won't be the weak link when weather turns or your boat gets pushed against pilings.
| Diameter | 3/8 inch |
| Length | 6 feet |
| Material | Marine-grade nylon (cover and core) |
| Construction | Twisted |
| Color | White |
| Safe Working Load | 750 lbs |
| Breaking Strength | 7,100 lbs |
The 3/8 x 6 size works well for smaller recreational boats and can serve as a supplemental fender line on larger vessels. Use it alongside or in addition to your primary dock lines depending on your boat's draft and beam.
Yes. The marine-grade nylon construction resists saltwater degradation and UV exposure, making it appropriate for both saltwater and freshwater mooring.
The splice—the looped end used for securing to cleats or rings—is wrapped (whipped) with thread to seal it and prevent unraveling. The bitter end (the working end) is similarly finished for a professional appearance and to extend the line's life.
Sea Sense Marine
Keep your boat secure and protected at the dock with the Sea Sense Boat Fender Line Twisted White 3/8 x 6. This 6-foot marine mooring line is built from marine-grade nylon throughout—both the outer cover and inner core—to withstand the constant pressure of holding your vessel in place while resisting UV and saltwater wear. Whether you're tying off at a crowded marina, securing to pilings, or managing fenders during docking, a properly sized fender line is essential gear that often gets overlooked until you need it in rough conditions.
The twisted construction makes this line easier to handle and coil compared to stiff dock lines, so you won't fight it when securing your boat in a hurry. Both the splice and the bitter end come whipped to prevent fraying, giving it a finished, professional appearance that matches a well-maintained vessel. At 3/8 inch diameter, this line strikes a balance between strength and handling ease—substantial enough for serious use without being unwieldy for one person to manage.
With a safe working load of 750 pounds and a breaking strength of 7,100 pounds, the Sea Sense fender line has the margin of safety every boat owner needs. Marine gear fails at the worst possible times, so you want hardware and rope that can handle shock loads and won't be the weak link when weather turns or your boat gets pushed against pilings.
| Diameter | 3/8 inch |
| Length | 6 feet |
| Material | Marine-grade nylon (cover and core) |
| Construction | Twisted |
| Color | White |
| Safe Working Load | 750 lbs |
| Breaking Strength | 7,100 lbs |
The 3/8 x 6 size works well for smaller recreational boats and can serve as a supplemental fender line on larger vessels. Use it alongside or in addition to your primary dock lines depending on your boat's draft and beam.
Yes. The marine-grade nylon construction resists saltwater degradation and UV exposure, making it appropriate for both saltwater and freshwater mooring.
The splice—the looped end used for securing to cleats or rings—is wrapped (whipped) with thread to seal it and prevent unraveling. The bitter end (the working end) is similarly finished for a professional appearance and to extend the line's life.
