Mooring Pennants
Mooring Pennants
Looking for thoughts regarding the proper length (14', 16', 18') for mooring pennants in order to keep mooring ball from slapping up against the hulls. Thanks!
Phil and Mary DiDomenico
s/v Arabella
36094
"There is more to sailing than ropes and winches, cleats and bulging sails. There are faraway places and the everchanging light, and the silence, and a great peace at the bottom of your soul." - Mate
s/v Arabella
36094
"There is more to sailing than ropes and winches, cleats and bulging sails. There are faraway places and the everchanging light, and the silence, and a great peace at the bottom of your soul." - Mate
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chicagocat
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- Location: Chicago (36052)
Hi guys,
Here in Chicago's Monroe harbor I use a set of 14' Yale Cordage pennants that I ordered from Hamilton Marine in Maine. They're great. They have anti-chafing sleeves and are really well made. I don't have any problem with bumping up against the ball.
Brendan Burke
36052
Here in Chicago's Monroe harbor I use a set of 14' Yale Cordage pennants that I ordered from Hamilton Marine in Maine. They're great. They have anti-chafing sleeves and are really well made. I don't have any problem with bumping up against the ball.
Brendan Burke
36052
PDQ 36052 - 1996 LRC - "Anne Z" - Chicago
and 2001 PDQ 36 Classic (Tall Rig)- "Cat Tales" - Punta Gorda, FL
and 2001 PDQ 36 Classic (Tall Rig)- "Cat Tales" - Punta Gorda, FL