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NFPA Throw Line meets the strict standards of NFPA 1983:2012 as a floating throw line. In addition, the rope offers a good hand and a high visibility cover in bright yellow. Designed to be light, strong, and easily packable, it also floats indefinitely due to its materials. This construction makes the NFPA Throw Line extremely strong and versatile. The NFPA Throw Line is a double braid consisting of a polypropylene cover and a high-strenght Dyneema ® core.

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