2017 OBRIEN catalog_sp

2-PERSON FLOATING

TUBE ROPE

This floating tube rope is best for 1 and 2 person tubes,

up to 340 pounds maximum total rider weight. 60’ length,

with an average 2,375 lbs. break strength

• Available in Yellow, Blue, or Purple.

6-PERSON FLOATING

TUBE ROPE

This floating tube rope is 60’ in length and 3/4” in

diameter, rated for 1,020 pounds (6 riders) maximum

total rider weight. 6,100 pounds average break

strength.

• Available in Yellow, Blue, or Purple.

4-PERSON FLOATING

TUBE ROPE

This is our most popular floating tube rope, rated for up

to 4 riders, 680 pounds maximum total rider weight. 60’

length, with an average break strength of 4,100 pounds.

• Available in Blue, Yellow, or Purple.

8’ FLOATING SKI TOW HARNESS

If your boat does not have a center tow pylon or a center towing hook (most older I/O’s,

outboards, and pontoon boats), then you probably need a ski tow harness to equalize the pull of

a skier/tuber/wakeboarder, etc. This is our least expensive option, and it does its job quite nicely.

8’ width, with two high-strength coated steel snap-hooks. A vinyl float to keep the rope out of the

propeller. 12 Strand x 84 Filament Polypro Rope,

1-SECTION FLOATING DEEP-V COMBO

A fantastic rope for teaching or assisting anyone struggling to do a deep-water slalom start.

The bridle section is vinyl coated to protect the rope from ski abrasion. Just rest your ski inside the

DEEP-V, and let the V hold the ski straight. Makes deep water starts vastly easier. Once you’re up,

the rope simply pulls out from underneath the ski and performs just like a regular ski rope. Crossbar

in bridle section keeps ski tip in perfect starting position and protects against crunched knuckles. A

70 foot mainline with a 5 foot detachable DEEP-V bridle section and a 12-inch wide aluminum-core

handle. 16 strand, 40 filament polypropylene rope construction.

2-SECTION FLOATING COMBO

This is our least expensive “all-purpose” rope. A 12” wide aluminum-core Sure-Grip handle

on a 5’ detachable bridle section is combined with a 70’ mainline (for 75’ total rope length) with a

takeoff loop at 28’ off (for a 47’ length). 75’ is the standard length for skiing, while 47’ is a good

length for wakeboarding or kneeboarding, making this a do-it-all rope. The rope is made of top-

quality 16-strand, 40 filament polypropylene rope.

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