What is the difference between DREADKNOT Dock Line and Fender Line?Updated 2 hours ago
Great question! And yes, there are actually some product differences between the two.
DREADKNOT Dock Line
The DREADKNOT Dock Line has an eyelet on either end of the line, built to run from boat to dock. Loop one end to your cleat, the other to the dock, and let DREADKNOT's Slide Lock handle the tension. No knots, no fuss.
Sure, you still know how to tie a proper cleat hitch. But with DREADKNOT, you won't have to teach it to every guest on board. Just hand them the line and let it do the work.
DREADKNOT Fender Line
The DREADKNOT Fender Line is set up a little differently. It has one eyelet on one end and a soft shackle on the other. Route the eyelet end through your fender, right where you'd normally hang it, then use the soft shackle to attach the fender wherever you need it. Cleat, tower, rail, wherever.
Fasten the soft shackle to any cleat, rail, or attachment point, hang your fender, slide it to the height you want, and let go. The Slide Lock holds it there. No knots to tie, no retying after every dock, no second-guessing whether it'll hold. Works with most pendant-style fenders, whatever you're already running.
The Bottom Line
Same DREADKNOT technology at the core, same knot-free adjustment. Just a different job on each end, one for tying up to the dock, one for hanging your fenders.