StormX mooring line – The boat owner’s favourite!
Our popular StormX Mooring Line is a real hero when it comes to keeping your boat safely moored. StormX is an elastic mooring line where the entire rope is elastic and the braided cover is made of 100% polyester. The mooring line is also maximally UV-treated to last many seasons on your boat. With its superb construction and superior strength, the StormX is ready to take on the wildest waves and toughest weather conditions. This line’s superpower is its ability to keep your boat firmly in place.
The mooring line with a difference!
Thanks to the elastic properties of StormX, you as a boat owner do not need any extra shock absorbers. The rope has a braided appearance, a patented seam at the eye, secured rope end and double wear protection (one in the eye of the rope, and one adjustable along the line). The adjustable protective sleeve allows you to protect your mooring line where it is often subject to chafing and other stresses. Thanks to these features, you get a very affordable and durable mooring rope, which is well suited for fixed mooring or in natural harbours. Sinks when submerged.
The difference between StormX and Storm?
The only difference between StormX and Storm is their appearance. As mentioned earlier, the StormX mooring line has a braided appearance. This may make it a little more comfortable to handle. The StormX mooring line is also available in more colours. The traditional three-stranded Storm mooring rope is easier to splice. The shock absorption is the same, as is the breaking strength. Both lines work as fixed moorings and in natural harbours.
Do not over-dimension the rope
It may seem strange not to need such a thick dimension on your mooring line. StormX is very strong, which means you can usually choose a lower dimension. Perhaps it feels scary? But you can rest assured. In fact, an oversized mooring rope will cause the rope to have the opposite effect and may be perceived as mute. An elastic mooring line needs the weight of the boat to work. If the size of the rope is too large, it will not feel like there is a boat attached at the other end, and the jerk of the boat may feel harsh. The mooring line will not be able to utilise its soft flexing abilities. Remember, too, that if it were to reach enormous forces, the dock and buttons would probably have broken before the rope broke. Therefore, follow our recommendation table for the best experience and function.
Vilken dimension ska jag ha?
| Båtvikt | Dimension | Förtöjningslina |
| <1 ton | 10 mm | Storm |
| 1,1-2,9 ton | 12 mm | Storm & StormX |
| 3,0-5,9 ton | 14 mm | Storm & StormX |
| 6,0-11,9 ton | 16 mm | Storm & StormX |
| 8,0-12,9 ton | 15 mm | Dockline |
| 12,0-16,0 ton | 18 mm | Storm & StormX |
| 13,0-17,9 ton | 19 mm | Dockline |
| >18 ton | 24 mm | Dockline |
Stylish mooring line
But let’s not just talk about power, let’s talk about style too! StormX comes in a range of colourful and vibrant shades, so you can match it to your boat and give it an extra touch of character. Why not choose a bright orange to make your boat visible from afar, or perhaps an elegant navy blue that blends perfectly into the sea horizon?
Add a mooring compensator below 50 cm rope length.
If the line is shorter than 50 cm between the boat and the dock, we recommend adding a Bungy mooring spring. This is to help the rope to flex in an optimal way. If the rope is longer than 50 cm between the boat and the dock, it will have more room to flex on its own and you won’t need to buy an extra shock absorber.
