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Attwood Hollow Braided Polypropylene Anchor Line with Hook

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DESIGN:

  • Solid braided nylon offers a rope that has a strong round cord that will not flatten out which stays flexible throughout its life and have a soft hand
  • All polypropylene fibers are UV stabilized to provide resistance to fading and degradation from the sun's ultraviolet rays
  • It floats and is resistant to rot, oils, gasoline and most chemicals
  • ¼” thickness
  • Brand : Attwood
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : 11722-2
  • DSG Pro Tips
  • Web ID: 21ATTU14X100HLLWBFMA
  • SKU: 22058243
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