Spiders with integrated webbing storage

**oritron** · 03-24-2016, 12:33

Hey everyone! Long time lurker (and hanger), first time poster.

What I'd really like to get my hands on is a cross between Spiders and Dutch Buckles—the setup of the former and the integrated webbing storage of the latter. It looks like a little bit of extra material could be added to the side of the spiders in order to put a hole there, even just one hole on one side would allow for a loop of shock cord to dangle, with a cord lock to wrap over the folded tree straps. How much would it cost for some customized Spiders, Dutch?

I'm curious to hear, what techniques do you all have for keeping your webbing wrapped up?

**Intimidator** · 03-24-2016, 12:54

I just roll my webbing up nice and tight and keep in it a cuben stuff sack. Like the idea though!

**Pooterball** · 03-24-2016, 19:52

I made a set of these. I have a set of spiders on the way. I'm assuming they will stay on as well as the multi buckle in the picture.
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**Dublinlin** · 03-24-2016, 22:47

Originally Posted by oritron

Hey everyone! Long time lurker (and hanger), first time poster.

What I'd really like to get my hands on is a cross between Spiders and Dutch Buckles—the setup of the former and the integrated webbing storage of the latter. It looks like a little bit of extra material could be added to the side of the spiders in order to put a hole there, even just one hole on one side would allow for a loop of shock cord to dangle, with a cord lock to wrap over the folded tree straps. How much would it cost for some customized Spiders, Dutch?

I'm curious to hear, what techniques do you all have for keeping your webbing wrapped up?

I just roll them up and pop a pony tail ring (elastic) on them. Just the perfect diameter for neatly securing my 15' straps. Dirt cheap. And handy to put my hair up in a pony tail with once my hammock is hung.

**Dublinlin** · 03-24-2016, 22:50

Originally Posted by Pooterball

I made a set of these. I have a set of spiders on the way. I'm assuming they will stay on as well as the multi buckle in the picture.
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Wow! I like the way you attached those, so there's nothing to keep track of while the straps are in use! I'm going to be sewing me some pony tail rings onto the ends of my straps now!