When will Dutch Fleaz be back in stock?

[FastHamFreddy]

Anyone know how long it usually takes for Dutch to get Fleaz back in stock? I have seen a few posts about this before, but they were from years back.

Cheers,

Fred

[cmc4free]

Sorry, not really. I believe he sources fabrication of the titanium stuff from a shop in his general area, though.

Suggest you move your post to the Dutchware forum where he'll be more likely to see it and might answer you directly. Or just give them a call.

Also, a more descriptive thread name, like "When will Dutch Fleaz be back in stock?" might help your chances even more of getting a direct response on the forum.

[dkurfiss]

Thread moved to Dutchware area

[cmc4free]

As I recall, you used to be able to sign up to be notified when a product comes back in stock. Looks like they might have removed that feature from the site?

[FastHamFreddy]

As I recall, you used to be able to sign up to be notified when a product comes back in stock. Looks like they might have removed that feature from the site?

Thanks CMC!

I will edit the thread name. Also, my apologies on posting this in the wrong area.

Did not see an option to get notified, not a huge deal. Just curious if its any time soon as I have been jumping back and forth from the fleaz to the Hookworm.

[cmc4free]

Just to jump in once more, based on your last comment... I have both types of hardware, but find myself using the Hookworms more often.

I have a few different tarps, and I like being able to use 1 set of stakes with whichever tarp I choose. I've made simple shock cord loops and larks headed them to the corners of most of my tarps. I just leave those shock cord loops on the tarps all the time. Hookworms are attached to lengths of Reflect-It and the other ends of the Reflect-It have spliced loops which are larks headed to the stakes. I bring these along with whichever tarp I choose and the Hookworms simply attach to the shock cord loops on the tarp. It's also nice having the guylines attached to the stakes because it makes it much harder to lose or forget a stake, and I just wrap the guylines around the stake to store them.

The Hookworms are great because you can just yank on the free end to release them, but the downside is they're a bit more fiddly to use with cold or gloved hands.

There are lots of cool ways to rig the Fleaz, too though!

[FLTurtle]

Just to jump in once more, based on your last comment... I have both types of hardware, but find myself using the hookworms more often.

I have a few different tarps, and I like being able to use 1 set of stakes with whichever tarp I choose. I've made simple shock cord loops and larks headed them to the corners of most of my tarps. I just leave those shock cord loops on all the time. Then I have Hookworms attached to lengths of Reflect-It. The other end of the Reflect-It has a spliced loop which I larks headed to the stakes. I bring these along with whichever tarp I choose and the Hookworms simply attach to the shock cord loops on the tarp. It's also nice having the guylines attached to the stakes because it makes it much harder to lose or forget a stake, and I just wrap the guylines around the stake to store them.

The Hookworms are great because you can just yank on the free end to release them, but the downside is they're a bit more fiddly to use with cold or gloved hands.

This is the method I use as well.

[NJHeart2Heart]

I've got a birthday gift card burning a hole in my pocket.. waiting for fleaz to come back in to stock!

[Brooklyn]

Tarp tics are in stock

[NJHeart2Heart]

Tarp tics are in stock

1. Those tic things are weird looking! and... listen.. they sound like TICKS.. northeast outdoor peoples' WORST NIGHTMARE

2. Can't use a Dutch gift card on Warbonnet gear

For the record I use a Warbonnet RidgeRunner and LOVE it.. but Dutch's bling is.. well just fun.. besides practical I love his stuff even though I'm a very capable knot tie-er