I have a quick connect on my tube already so would this rope work? One end is a loop for the boat, correct? Do I need a rope with a loop on each end?
2025009
Yes this will work. I have used it many pulls out on the Lake. I havent experianced any problems. Got it for a great price!
2025010
The rope would work fine. It works with my tube. There are loops on both ends.
2025011
This rope has loops on both ends. one loop would connect to clip on inner tube and the other loop connects to my airhead tow harness that also has a clip for the tow line. Hope this helps.
1855
In my experience it will not work....this item is not user friendly at all. You almost have to line it up just right and perfect each time for it to work. Don't get me wrong it WILL work...it just takes too much time to make it work correctly. I have all but abandoned the use of it. Also keep in mind that the crimps must be tube crimps and not small round crimps. The longer the tube the more effective the device is.
377352
Do you mean can you move it towards the boat or back towards the tube? If so no. It does a great job of holding the line mid way between the tube and boat up and out of the water. Near the boat we purchased a tow harness. This works great but you still need to keep and eye on things. All I know is that once we started using this thing I really had to throttle back on the boat because now we had so much more speed and power. Hope this helps. http://www.amazon.com/AIRHEAD-AHTH-2-Heavy-Duty-Harness/dp/B000FE9C2I/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1396029875&sr=8-18&keywords=boat+tubing
831296
I am not sure what the diameter is but it is the same as a ski rope. I have two and both have been used for anchoring kayaks. We have tied up to six kayaks on the Gulf Of Mexico and had no problems. The rope and the anchor should be fine for kayak and small boats. You will not be able to break it by pulling on it, unless you a superhero.
1255509
I bought the quick connect connectors...Awesome....No handles. Easy to connect and disconnect! We are pulling the double Airhead Tube behind a 21 ft Sea Ray. Works great!
1201870
It actually works ok for short keels, but gets very heavy if you go too long with it. So just make appropriate lengths for the power / size ratio of your foil/kite and youll ne ok. Also, it may shred a bit if you do a lot of overlapping spins where one rope rubs the other
439228
It screws loose so you can adjust it to the length you need. Then you screw it tight so that it stays at that length. Mine has worked just fine and has not broken. I use it when tubing down a pretty gentle Michigan river. I would ourchase it again if needed.
11913
We use with a tube and works great to hold rope out of water. Would think it would be fine with a skier too.
2802
I'm sure if you braided several equal length brands together to make a rope it would work more comfortably than one single strand; though the single strand would hold your weight at cost of comfort - which could result in a fall. Thick Knots on a single strand would be okay for climbing or lowering short distances.
115588
I put my minn kota on a 25 foot pontoon boat and ran the wire all the way to the back without asking someone what wire to use and it does not work well. I am going to have to go back with 12/2 wire. there is a wire chart somewhere showing what size wire to use according to the amps and the distance. The 55 lbs thrust will be approx 55 amps.
1348185
No no no!! The only things u hook to crank is top cable to 1 crank and bottom cable to another crank. The rope r only on there to pull and keep net from sliding back and forth on cables..... U will rip tear and ruin the net doing it ur way!
655812
The fastening instructions did not work for my boat. However, my marina had some U shaped clips with a piece at the base of the "U" with a hole in which to thread a small diameter line. The clips fit snugly anywhere along the railing tops. The fender is then raised into position, the connecting line pulled tight, and lastly tied off at the clip. It works perfectly! Frankly, the fenders should all COME with these clips . . . it's so much better than what they say to do! Hope that helps . . .
1984783
No, it is not long enough. I did however use the rope and some carbiner rings to make it work.
581425
All depends on how you plan to use it- for towing, anchoring, mooring, attaching fenders, ect. Sometimes you just need a length of rope on hand for surprises. It's hard to have too much good rope around. If this is a gift, it is a very nice rope and can be multipurpose.
392408
I can tell you that with the guts still in the paracord it's a super tight fit, if not nearly an impossible fit. So, while I haven't tried it, you should be okay. When in doubt, I'd knot the end before going into the loop and you'll be fine.
304521
Tie one end off hard, rod rope through tensioner, so therefore you only need one.
745925
The rope is one long piece that runs up one side and loops down the other (which gives you a loop at the top of the ladder). You put the top of the ladder over the limb and thread the bottom of the ladder through the top loop and pull it tight. Did I explain that well enough? There are no other attachments. Note: I added a picture to the product page that shows how it attaches to the tree.