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Braid on Braid Polyester Colour Fleck Rope

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This braid on braid polyester marine rope is the classic sheet for sailing yachts of any size. It's a highly durable, non-kinking, long-lasting rope constructed from 100% high-tenacity polyester (cover and core). As it's made from polyester, the colour fleck rope will retain its high strength even when wet and has high resistance against UV chemicals.

Polyester rope can also withstand a large amount of friction, making it ideal for mooring lines. It also has an abrasion resistant cover and high breaking load. This is the colour fleck alternative to Braid on Braid Polyester Solid Colour Rope.

Popular Uses of Braid on Braid Polyester Rope:

  • Blue water sailing
  • Control lines
  • Cruising rope
  • Halyards
  • Jib
  • Mainsail
  • Mooring lines
  • Reefing lines
  • Spinnaker sheets
  • When covering long distances

We've written up a few frequently asked questions that are asked in store for a little extra guidance.

What is the working stretch of braid on braid colour fleck rope?

< 5%.

Is braid on braid polyester rope easy to splice?

Yes - the braid on braid rope is heat set and easy to splice.

How is braid on braid polyester rope constructed?

4-10mm: 16-plaited. 12mm and up: 20-plaited.

What are the benefits of polyester rope?

Polyester rope retains its high strength capabilities when wet, which is why it's our most popular type of rope. The abrasion and UV resistant rope also has superior low strength capabilities.

Breaking Strengths:

Diameter Breaking Strength (kg) Length of spool (m)
6 1100 200
8 1650 200
10 2700 200
12 3200 200
14 3800 150
16 5000 100
18 6500 100
20 7300 100

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