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Booby, the breaking strength of a dock line is around 10,000 pounds. There's
no way a properly setup line should encounter this force in a little blow. Jeff illustrates perfectly how a good sailor differs from a poor one. I care little about "claims" about line strength. I buy good quality oversized dockline, but I NEVER trust the label 100%. Who would? When bad weather is forecast you double up on the lines. It's easy, low cost and a basic rule. It doesn't exist because everyone's lines are chafing. Keep trusting those labels, Jeff! I prefer to practice good seamanship and add lines. This time it payed off. RB |
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