As a keen sailor, you want to get the very most from your boat, whether you’re hard club racing, gentle cruising or sailing away on a family holiday. So, naturally, you expect a superior performance from your ropes and lines.

Here at Marlow, we expertly engineer our high-performance ropes from the latest technical materials, so they’re ideal for a combination of gentle cruising and hard racing. And we test them in the toughest conditions possible – our ropes have even featured in the past 10 editions of the Clipper Round The World Race. From crew safety to winning races, expect a superb performance from your Marlow marine ropes. 

Our Most Popular Explorer & Racer Ropes

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Fast Ropes

BLUE OCEAN® Doublebraid 

The same great performance qualities of our original Marlow Doublebraid, but manufactured using recycled polyester.  

Fast Rope Rack

Doublebraid

Marlow’s heat set Doublebraid offers industry leading strength and stretch performance for a Polyester braid-on-braid. 

QRM Quick Release Mechanism

Marlowbraid

Marlow’s Directional Furler contains bright colored markers on black that indicate the direction of furl. Snakeskin pattern allows easy end-to-end splicing with no diameter increase for continuous furler systems. 

D2 Club

An economical upgrade to polyester sheets and halyards offering reduced weight and elongation thanks to Dyneema® SK75 blended core. 

Fast Rope Bags

D2 Racing

Pre-stretched, bio-based Dyneema makes this a high strength, light weight all round performer. Its color coded core ensures easy identification even if the cover is stripped.  

Fast Rope Bags

D2 Grand Prix 78

The ultimate racing halyard or sheet. Bio-based D12 78 core and MGP Tech 50 cover provide even greater performance in clutches, jammer and around winch’s.  

Fast Rope Bags

D12 78

Lightweight and high strength, single braid bio-based Dyneema SK78, with tough ArmorCoat finish – ideal wire rope replacement or polyester upgrade.

Fast Rope Bags

Furler

Snakeskin pattern allows easy end-to-end splicing with no diameter increase for continuous furler systems.