Buyer’s guides

Dyneema in every state! Shop-talk about Dyneema! Everyone gives a personal opinion but without enough technical background to keep afloat. Halyard, back stay, inner forestay, textile attachments, chafe sleeve, spare shrouds, lifeline rails: there is a specific type of braid for each use. Follow the guide ! Like “Kleenex, Scotch or Fridges”, Dyneema is a…

Which Dyneema® braid for which use ? Are you looking for a Dyneema® braid, but you don’t know which one to choose? Follow the purchase guide and find the product suitable for the rope’s use: lashings, loops, textile shackles, strops, cascade mounted block and tackles, standing rigging… Technique lovers, or those who wish to try,…

Spliced ropes: change and set up your running rigging easily! During the refit of his sailboat carried out this winter, Yann replaced his running rigging and ordered some of our ready-to-use items from our Ino-Rope store. Halyards, sheets, roller furler line: he purchased ready-to-use ropes and rigged  them in five minutes. He also bought a…

Purchase guide 1/4 How to choose your dock lines ? In the rope category, dock lines, also known as mooring lines or hawsers, are not the star products of the rope family. Yet, with so many fancy names, the must play an important role.Which dock lines should you choose for your boat? First, we examine the…

Dyneema, tell me what you are! Like “Kleenex, Scotch or Frigidaire”, Dyneema is a commercial brand name, a pretty little name, much sexier than “high modulus polyethylene”, the petroleum that it refers to. Dyneema has been commercialized since 1990 by the Dutch company DSM, which controls the fabrication process under license. In the United States,…