Triangle Rings

**robbymc** · 10-19-2016, 17:38

Does anybody know where I can purchase some 1/2 inch steel triangle rings? I am having trouble finding anyone that makes them in this size that look somewhat sturdy.

**cinnamon** · 10-19-2016, 21:28

1/2" as in a 1/2" triangle or as in made with 1/2" stock? if 1/2" stock, that is substantial and you might look at triangle screw links used for climbing if you are looking for a triangle with 1/2" sides..... sorry can't help, smallest that i have seen is 1"

~cinnamon

**robbymc** · 10-19-2016, 21:44

Yes, should have explained better. 1/2" sides. Anything I find is made for jewelry and not substantial.
Thanks for the reply!

**Heber Hammock** · 10-23-2016, 02:05

Is there a reason you can't use D rings? Those should be easy to find.

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**jadekayak** · 10-23-2016, 06:24

Try making them yourself.

If you want stuff that does not exist its the only affordable option

**Theosus** · 10-24-2016, 06:03

I had the same problem for a long time with "mitten hooks". I wanted metal ones for the ends of my tie-out lines. The plastic ones kept opening up. I finally found some on amazon called "key chain mini clips". Metal mitten hooks with a spring gate. Sometimes you have to look in odd places for the thing you want.

**gargoyle** · 10-24-2016, 08:15

Search "delta rings" or "triangular links"
Usually used at strap or chain ends for trucking tie downs, in varying thicknesses.

**kitsapcowboy** · 10-24-2016, 09:29

Originally Posted by gargoyle

Search "delta rings" or "triangular links"
Usually used at strap or chain ends for trucking tie downs, in varying thicknesses.

"Triangular links" may be preferable; a search for "delta rings" will get you mostly AR-15 parts and sorority jewelry!

"Triangular split rings" may also be worth a search, if you're looking for fairly small (but still strong) triangular links; their utility to you may depend upon your application, but typically they are used for camera straps... HTH.

**robbymc** · 10-26-2016, 17:22

Thanks for the replies! I will be searching for "triangular links".
In this case, triangle links will work better than D-Rings. Triangle links (in the correct size) will not allow the straps any movement.