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14 splice types
From basic reeving eyes to complex Y-tail spinnaker sheets and neoprene boot assemblies.
Labor pricing published
No surprises. Fixed labor rates for most splice types. Material quoted separately.
Labor vs typical retail
Where we publish a fixed splice labor price (see each splice below), it reflects our in-shop rate — usually well under common chandlery and rigging-shop “book” pricing for comparable work. Diameter, hardware, and line lot can still affect the final quote; we confirm everything before we splice.
Quoted per layout. · typical retail $45–$120
Arrangement: For asymmetrical spinnaker sheets.
Benefit: Lightweight; full cover on sheets provides better grip for foredeck crew during jibes.
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Get quote →Quoted per layout. · typical retail $35–$90
Arrangement: Double-ended mainsheets and headsail furlers requiring a continuous loop.
Benefit: Core has an inline butt splice; seamless operation.
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Get quote →Quoted in shop · typical retail $25–$65
Application: Reduces chafe to halyards at the sheave box when sails are hoisted.
Best for: Cruisers who want longer line life.
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Get quote →Quoted per line type & length. · typical retail $40–$95
Application: Racers — reduces weight of halyards and sheets.
Benefit: Cover remains on deck portion only; exposed core at drum reduces weight aloft.
Compatible hardware: Organizers, lead cars, rope clutches, winch drums.
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Get quote →Quoted in shop · typical retail $15–$35
Description: "Our favorite way to finish the bitter end of a line."
Benefit: Eliminates fraying; durable; clean look without external whipping.
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Get quote →Panda labor from $12.00 · typical retail $18–$35
Use: Single braid or uncovered cores of high-tech ropes.
Benefit: Stronger and less bulky than a bowline, especially on heavily loaded lines.
Options: Can include shackle or thimble.
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Get quote →Panda labor from $16.00 · typical retail $22–$40 (Double-braid eyes often $25–35+ at retail riggers.)
Use: Double-braided rope — strength shared by core and cover.
Technique: Core-to-cover splice.
Use with: Shackle, thimble, becket, or anywhere a bowline would otherwise go.
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Get quote →Panda labor from $20.00 Plus materials. · typical retail $28–$55
Technique: Thickens a section of line for better grip on rope clutches and winches.
Perfect for: Customers who want lighter high-tech line but don't want to replace clutches for smaller diameter compatibility.
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Get quote →Panda labor from $25.00 · typical retail $35–$55
Strength: Entirely in the core (as with all high-tech ropes).
Splice type: Core-to-core; cover remains to protect core and is finished with whipping.
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Get quote →Quoted in shop · typical retail $55–$120
Custom-made boot stretches over shackle.
Protects mast from dings; prevents shackle from snagging lifelines.
Chafe tip greatly improves durability in wear-prone areas.
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Get quote →Quoted in shop · typical retail $25–$55
Recommended for: Customers replacing stainless steel lifelines with 12-strand high-tech line.
Thimble allows adjustable lashing to tighten lifeline ends.
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Get quote →Quoted in shop · typical retail $18–$45
Description: Super-strong, lightweight soft attachment for blocks and other hardware.
Alternative to: Steel shackle for many applications.
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Get quote →Quoted in shop · typical retail $35–$85
Description: Exposed core with tapered splice greatly reduces unwanted weight from clew of headsail.
Necessary for: Jib and spinnaker sheets on racing programs.
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Get quote →Panda labor from $6.00 · typical retail $10–$18 (Many shops $10–20 for small cover-only finishes.)
Use: Finishing ends of halyards.
Eye allows: Easy attachment of messenger line for re-reeving through mast.
Splice type: Cover-only; small and pliable; won't get stuck passing through exit slots and sheave boxes.
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Get quote →Industry reference for high-modulus eye splice technique. Every Panda splice is matched to the specific line lot and hardware in your system.
