I made a diy hammock gear sling. All I keep in it at camp is my pack (75lb at most) would a Dutch biner or maybe a stinger work to attach the whoopie to my hammock suspension?
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I made a diy hammock gear sling. All I keep in it at camp is my pack (75lb at most) would a Dutch biner or maybe a stinger work to attach the whoopie to my hammock suspension?
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Joe
A Dutch Biner would certainly work. Or a Dutch Whoopie Hook spliced to the CL. Lots of different possibilities using Dutch bling. A simple soft shackle would work as well. Good luck!
soft shackles work great, I have used them to hang my hammock with no issues. Dutch biners will just laugh at 75#. I'd pick the lightest of the options personally
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Wow, people have to ask questions like this, now I have to look at Dutch Bling to replace the two old carabiners I am using for my gear hammock.How much more Dutchware can I buy.
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Alright, now I am thinking about how to attach a whoopee hook to my beetle buckle after my hammock is set up. I am not much on original thoughts.
Well I made a slight typo was asking about the Dutch tarp biner, obviously he standard biner would lol. My bad
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Joe
I took your question to be about the Dutch Biners https://dutchwaregear.com/product/dutch-biners/
These are what I would suggest using.
Not the Titanium Ridge line Biner https://dutchwaregear.com/product/ti...geline-biners/
Benji
I feel it too
TruthDon't worry... He'll make more!
I sew things on youtube.
I don’t sew on commission, so please don’t ask. Thanks.
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