Leaving Line
Have you heard about how sailors learn to form all kinds of knots? The bowline, the figure-eight, the clove hitch, and so many others were all created for a variety of applications. Similarly, seafarers also make use of several different kinds of rope for several different purposes. Hardy nylon is ideal for on-deck activity, buoyant polypropylene can hoist anything or anyone from sea to ship, and strong polyester can hoist anchors.
Leaving line is in its own category. It is not made from any one material, but from whatever materials are available at the moment. For that reason, it is sometimes called "twisted trash rope." Do not let the name fool you: leaving line is a great example of how one person's trash can be another person's treasure. It is excellent for tying down boats and barges, which lets you save your other rope for more critical actions.
Rope and Rope Products is proud to offer excellent leaving line. The photo is only representative of line that was made at that time — no two spools are alike. You can count on receiving one with a variety of colors and sizes of yarn. You can also count on receiving the best quality at a great price.
Leaving line is in its own category. It is not made from any one material, but from whatever materials are available at the moment. For that reason, it is sometimes called "twisted trash rope." Do not let the name fool you: leaving line is a great example of how one person's trash can be another person's treasure. It is excellent for tying down boats and barges, which lets you save your other rope for more critical actions.
Rope and Rope Products is proud to offer excellent leaving line. The photo is only representative of line that was made at that time — no two spools are alike. You can count on receiving one with a variety of colors and sizes of yarn. You can also count on receiving the best quality at a great price.
