dutch clip question

**Slackdaddy** · 02-16-2010, 19:42

Just in, they now have in stock:
The 21 year old HOT Co-Ed that is attracted to Fat, pale, Bald, 46 year old men!!

Originally Posted by Slackdaddy

They are on the shelf, right next to unicorns and leprechauns,

Slack

**Strapped-4-Cache** · 02-17-2010, 07:26

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Nice bay window VW camper in the video, Headchange. I'm still trying to find an affordable 67 split-screen camper, but for some reason all of my money keeps getting spent on other hobbies...
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**oldgringo** · 02-17-2010, 08:19

Originally Posted by Dutch

I think DCs would be overkill on a tarp and I would just use a biner. The mini wire gate type would work well for .5". I have thought about making a 1.5" DC but I would think the market would be very limited for it. I'm not even sure they make a 1.5" cinch buckle, but they may. I know Fin had some sort of crazy plastic 2" plastic buckle on his BMB but there is only on Fin around here. I aslo tend to think that If the DC got bigger then is isn't a weight savings over a nano biner.

Or, if K.I.S.S. is your bag, small SS "S" hooks would accomplish the same thing, and weigh next to nothing.

Remember, though, that once you really crank down on a tarp ridgeline, getting it loose again can be challenging. For this reason, you should consider a nice, smooth toggle on one end, so you can just "pull the pin."

**canoedad** · 07-16-2010, 10:16

I missed the sale, where can I get dutch clips, strap and replacement attachment for my HH. From the tree end I want to use a strap with dutch clips going to the hammock with the adjuster 2 rings or something better. Being a heavy guy the something substantial. Any help?

**Poppabear** · 07-16-2010, 10:20

Check Jacks-R-Better for the Dutch clips. They may also have the straps that you need also. Also Paul at Arrowhead Equipment could help you with the gear that you need. Both of them can be found here under the vendors section.

**Peter_pan** · 07-16-2010, 11:17

Originally Posted by Poppabear

Check Jacks-R-Better for the Dutch clips. They may also have the straps that you need also. Also Paul at Arrowhead Equipment could help you with the gear that you need. Both of them can be found here under the vendors section.

Tree saver straps in regular and long size will be up on the JRB site in a week or so.

Pan