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The Tuskaloosa Stern Line
The Tuskaloosa Stern Line gets its name from the Native American chief “Tuskaloosa,” who once called the region of modern-day Alabama home. His name is derived from two words in the native language: “tashka” and “losa,” which together mean “Black Warrior.” Chief Tuskaloosa was captured by the Spanish explorer, Hernando de Soto, and taken to a village nearby. The native’s launched a surprise attack on Tuskaloosa’s captors but despite their efforts, they were ultimately defeated.
Materials: High-quality flat braided polypropylene rope for strength and lightness; branded silicone end pieces for secure hold; fine laser-engraved leather accent; solid brass rivets for corrosion resistance.
Handmade in Charleston: Each strap is hand crafted in the Lowcountry to meet the demands of coastal life.
Built for the elements: UV-, salt-, and water-resistant; machine washable and dryable. Dries fast for immediate reuse after a day on the water.
Fit & function: Low-profile design sits comfortably under collars and over jackets. Silicone ends grip frames without scratching.
Patent: Produced under license U.S. Patent 11,209,666.
The Tuskaloosa Stern Line gets its name from the Native American chief “Tuskaloosa,” who once called the region of modern-day Alabama home. His name is derived from two words in the native language: “tashka” and “losa,” which together mean “Black Warrior.” Chief Tuskaloosa was captured by the Spanish explorer, Hernando de Soto, and taken to a village nearby. The native’s launched a surprise attack on Tuskaloosa’s captors but despite their efforts, they were ultimately defeated.
Materials: High-quality flat braided polypropylene rope for strength and lightness; branded silicone end pieces for secure hold; fine laser-engraved leather accent; solid brass rivets for corrosion resistance.
Handmade in Charleston: Each strap is hand crafted in the Lowcountry to meet the demands of coastal life.
Built for the elements: UV-, salt-, and water-resistant; machine washable and dryable. Dries fast for immediate reuse after a day on the water.
Fit & function: Low-profile design sits comfortably under collars and over jackets. Silicone ends grip frames without scratching.
Patent: Produced under license U.S. Patent 11,209,666.

