Abstract: A device for securing two sections of rope together includes a body having a first plurality of through-openings through which one section of a rope can be threaded and a second plurality of through-openings through which another section of rope can be threaded to thereby secure the sections of rope in a fixed positional relationship with one another. The device is particularly well-suited for use to suspend a boat fender from the side of a boat.

Abstract: A device for securing a plug of a power cord within an electrical outlet includes a securement strap which is securable about the plug of a cord and elastomeric tensioning cords which are connected to the strap and which are securable to the plug into which the plug is to be plugged. The device, by way of the tensioning cords, resists the removal of the plug from the outlet, and is particularly well-suited for use in a marine environment for securing an electrical power cord which extends from a moored boat within an electrical outlet as the boat is moored adjacent the electrical outlet or for securing a plug of a power cord which extends from a dock to the electrical outlet of a boat moored at the dock.

Abstract: A shock absorbing and adjustable-length mooring and utility securing line for mooring a boat to a dock in a marine environment utilizes a hollow flexible tubing constructed of substantially inelastic fabric material and a bungee cord disposed within the tubing. The hollow tubing has a central section disposed between the opposite ends of the tubing, and the fabric material of the central section is movable lengthwise between a gathered condition and a fully-stretched condition to accommodate a lengthening of the line as the opposite end portions of the central section are moved farther apart from a condition at which the central section is in a gathered condition and to accommodate a shortening of the line as the opposite end portions of the central section are moved closer together from a condition at which the central section is in a fully-stretched condition.

Abstract: A shock absorbing and adjustable-length mooring and utility securing line for mooring a boat to a dock in a marine environment utilizes a hollow flexible tubing constructed of substantially inelastic fabric material and a bungee cord disposed within the tubing. The hollow tubing has a central section disposed between the opposite ends of the tubing, and the fabric material of the central section is movable lengthwise between a gathered condition and a fully-stretched condition to accommodate a lengthening of the line as the opposite end portions of the central section are moved farther apart from a condition at which the central section is in a gathered condition and to accommodate a shortening of the line as the opposite end portions of the central section are moved closer together from a condition at which the central section is in a fully-stretched condition.