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Your cart is empty.Notch Acculine is a high strength, durable throwline made with Dyneema fiber. This high-tech fiber isn't just strong - its also low stretch and lightweight. The urethane coating adds a high degree of abrasion resistance, and the high-visibility color means you'll never lose track of your throw line. Lifetime warranty on materials and craftsmanship.
Groundhog78
July 17, 2025
I’ve used a lot of this throwline over three years and love it. I’ve had one spool of it in the trees out in the weather for three years holding up a ham radio antenna with no problems. Dyneema is strong, lightweight, low stretch, abrasion resistant, low friction, and UV resistant.
Cab
July 11, 2025
This line is strong and will increase your throwing height.
alphag
June 24, 2025
We used it for a arborist throw line. We like it's strength to weight, flexibility and low friction when sliding over branches. No cons at this point. Definitely does the job
Pete
June 21, 2025
Very strong line that will not get permanently stuck. It can tend to snarl but slips out of bad throws with great force applied.
Lou
June 17, 2025
This throwing line is strong and slick and is excellent for throwing a throw bag into a tree.
Gary
June 14, 2025
Great not to tangle!
William A. Parmley
May 28, 2025
I am strictly a hobbyist, using throw weights and lines to make temporary installations of wire antennas in the field. Probably due to my lack of skill and experience I haven't been able to get as much height as I'd like using a 12 ounce weight and 1/8 inch polypropylene line, so I decided to switch to an 8 ounce weight and this 1.75 mm Dyneema line. Wow, I'm able to get quite a bit more height with this line, and I'm impressed by how well it "flies". Once my weight hits the ground the line keeps sailing through the tree for quite a few more feet, piling up on the ground with the weight. After taking the new line off the roll I did stretch it out. For my particular application I need something very compact, so I no longer use my Weaver throw bag. Instead, I coil the line in a figure eight pattern ("thumb and pinky method"), then when I get into the field I "flake" it down on a small tarp, attach my weight, and throw. (You can find several examples of this technique on YouTube.) Using it that way I find that the line is stiff enough that it still exhibits evidence of the figure eight bends, so it helps to smooth it out a bit while paying it out onto the tarp. Also, 120 feet is plenty for my application so I cut off 60 feet of line and put that aside for any other application needing a small, strong line.
Evan in Oregon
May 5, 2025
Great throw line for pulling big rope into trees, doesnt stick to branches and after several shots with notch bag launcher, it lost its coiled memory and worked much better.
TF
April 15, 2025
Die Wurfleine hat meine Erfolge beim Seileinbau dramatisch verbessert. Sie ist super im Baum zu sehen. Sie hat eine gewisse Eigensteifigkeit, die wenig zu Krangeln neigt und super aus dem Falteimer kommt. Die Oberfläche ist, dank Dyneema, sehr glatt, so das auch der Seileinbau leicht läuft, speziell bei Bäumen mit rauer Rinde. Und trotz dem die Leine geflochten ist, habe ich noch keine „Fäden“ gezogen. Auch die Knotenfestigkeit ist super. Ich kann die Notch jedem wärmstens empfehlen.
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April 9, 2025
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Customer
April 9, 2025
Très résistant pour la petite corde. Une fois cet été, ma corde est restée prise dans un arbre. J'ai utilisé un bâton pour avoir une plus grande prise sur la corde et j'ai tiré de toute mes forces. La corde a résisté, c'est plutôt la petite branche sur laquelle le sac de sable était coincé qui a cassé.
Carlos Encamb
March 25, 2025
Simplemente una linea de lanzamiento de muy buena calidad.
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