Splicing a double-braid rope is quite a bit more tedious than splicing a single-braid rope, but doing it correctly is imperative to achieve proper strength! This 5/8" polyester double braid rope has a 13,200-pound Breaking Strength. On double-braid ropes, the outer sleeve works in conjunction with the core to provide strength (yes, there are core dependent ropes, but this is not one of them). Additionally, the outer sleeve will be your first line of defense for abrasion resistance. Spliced per t

🪢 Online Workshop: Splicing Modern Ropes Become a yacht rigger yourself with our professional splicing course! Learn essential skills for all the ropes on board, from Dyneema halyards to soft shackles. When: Part 1 – Thu, Dec 4th, 19:00 CET Part 2 – Thu, Dec 11th, 19:00 CET 💡What you’ll learn: Rope splicing: double braid polyester, single braid Dyneema, Dyneema halyards/sheets, soft shackles ✅ Rope selection like a pro ✅ Materials & rope constructions explained ✅ Take the soft shackle 1-minute

6.2K views · 34 reactions | Here is our prefered way to splice two lengths of hollow braid (PowerPro Hollow Ace) together. This splice retains 100% strength and is versatile across many techniques from casting topwater lures and baits, jigging and deep dropping for swordfish, marlin and tuna. | Journey of a Fisherman | Facebook