Dock and Anchor Lines - Polyester or Nylon?
Practical Sailor article: https://www.practical-sailor.com/sails-rigging-deckgear/polyester-vs-nylon-rode
Dock and mooring lines can be made out of different kinds of rope. This week we look at nylon, polyester double and eight braid, and discuss anchor and mooring snubbers. Are you interested in learning about which rope line to use while anchoring or mooring your boat? Chime in in the comments and let us know what you have to share!
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