



> Coastal cruising : are you sailing with the coast in sight or from island to island? Find affordable and easy to use spliced ropes in our selection.
> Offshore cruising: : are you sailing on the open sea and embarking on long trips? Our products meet the needs of semi-offshore sailing by ensuring reliability, safety and durability.
Lightness and high resistance for optimal use ? Lightness and high resistance for optimal use ? We know that the spliced ropes required for regattas and offshore racing have their own specific requirements. Our range of custom-made, tested and approved seagoing ropes will meet your needs.
Which fibre for which use? A chafe sleeve protects rope where there is exposure to chafing (cleats, sheaves, winch, etc.)). The role of a chafe sleeve is to increase the rope’s lifespan: when it is worn, it is changed rather than having to replace the rope. This practical brief will help you to choose the…
Friction rings These last years, friction rings have taken over the decks of racing boats. Cost-effective, they have rapidly become commonplace in the world of leisure yachting. Weight-saving, resistance, performance: Ino-Rope compares their technical properties to those of blocks to help you to choose the best deck fitting parts. Weight, a weighty argument The main…
How to choose your splicing needle How to choose your splicing needle This practical brief about splicing needles should pique the curiosity of splicing lovers. Hollow fid or needle with long eye: Which is best for your splicing? What are their advantages and disadvantages? How can you use them and select the right diameter?…
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,…
Purchase guide 2/4 Dock lines: how many and how long? Regarding dock lines, there are definitely two schools! The first is where the smallest locker on board is overflowing with mooring lines of all kinds, from an old piece of Ø 32 dock line as rigid as a justice to the messy rope spool that…
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