TH Marine Utility Rope 3/8" X15" Hollow Braided Polypropylene (Pp) Blue And WhiteTH Marine$4.50
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TH Marine
The TH Marine Utility Rope is a 3/8-inch by 10-foot hollow braided polypropylene line built for the practical demands of boat handling, deck work, and general marine applications. Its red and white color scheme makes it easy to spot in lockers or on the water, while the hollow braided construction keeps weight minimal without sacrificing strength—ideal for anyone who needs reliable deck rigging, tie-downs, or utility work aboard.
Hollow braided polypropylene rope resists water absorption better than natural fiber alternatives, so it won't rot, mildew, or degrade when wet. That durability makes it a sensible choice for saltwater and freshwater boaters alike. At this size and length, it's compact enough to stow easily but substantial enough for serious work around a boat or dock.
With a safe working load of 163 pounds and a breaking strength of 816 pounds, this rope handles moderate to heavy loads without fuss. It's the kind of workhorse line that belongs in every boater's locker—whether you're securing fenders, managing dock lines, or lashing down gear for a day on the water.
| Diameter | 3/8 inch |
| Length | 10 feet |
| Material | Hollow braided polypropylene |
| Color | Red/White |
| Safe Working Load | 163 lbs. |
| Breaking Strength | 816 lbs. |
Polypropylene won't absorb water or rot when exposed to saltwater or prolonged moisture. It's low-maintenance and ideal for marine environments where natural fiber would degrade over time.
This utility rope is built for general deck work, tie-downs, and handling—not as a primary anchor or mooring line. Check the safe working load (163 lbs.) against your specific application to confirm it meets your needs.
Hollow braided construction reduces weight and bulk while maintaining strength, making the rope easier to handle and stow aboard without sacrificing breaking strength (816 lbs.).
At 10 feet, this rope works well for fender lines, securing loose gear, dock tie-offs, and general utility tasks. For longer applications, you may want a longer length—this one's designed as a compact, easily stowable utility line.
TH Marine
The TH Marine Utility Rope is a 3/8-inch by 10-foot hollow braided polypropylene line built for the practical demands of boat handling, deck work, and general marine applications. Its red and white color scheme makes it easy to spot in lockers or on the water, while the hollow braided construction keeps weight minimal without sacrificing strength—ideal for anyone who needs reliable deck rigging, tie-downs, or utility work aboard.
Hollow braided polypropylene rope resists water absorption better than natural fiber alternatives, so it won't rot, mildew, or degrade when wet. That durability makes it a sensible choice for saltwater and freshwater boaters alike. At this size and length, it's compact enough to stow easily but substantial enough for serious work around a boat or dock.
With a safe working load of 163 pounds and a breaking strength of 816 pounds, this rope handles moderate to heavy loads without fuss. It's the kind of workhorse line that belongs in every boater's locker—whether you're securing fenders, managing dock lines, or lashing down gear for a day on the water.
| Diameter | 3/8 inch |
| Length | 10 feet |
| Material | Hollow braided polypropylene |
| Color | Red/White |
| Safe Working Load | 163 lbs. |
| Breaking Strength | 816 lbs. |
Polypropylene won't absorb water or rot when exposed to saltwater or prolonged moisture. It's low-maintenance and ideal for marine environments where natural fiber would degrade over time.
This utility rope is built for general deck work, tie-downs, and handling—not as a primary anchor or mooring line. Check the safe working load (163 lbs.) against your specific application to confirm it meets your needs.
Hollow braided construction reduces weight and bulk while maintaining strength, making the rope easier to handle and stow aboard without sacrificing breaking strength (816 lbs.).
At 10 feet, this rope works well for fender lines, securing loose gear, dock tie-offs, and general utility tasks. For longer applications, you may want a longer length—this one's designed as a compact, easily stowable utility line.
