I want to change my HH to an adjustable webbing suspension. Oldgringo hooked me up with the Onrope buckles. I need the straps with loop already sewn and carabiners. Where can I get them asap?
Also, what should I get for hanging my hammock independently?
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Arrowhead Equipment ... Paul will fix ya up with some great straps.
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+1 paul at arrowhead made me some awesome straps!
Carabiners:
http://shop.whoopieslings.com/
Chad, if you haven't already done so, check out the stickied Crazy Creek/Cinch Buckle thread at the top of this board. The Onrope buckles are identical to the Crazy Creek items.
Dave
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Those onrope cinch buckles are great. Are people using a slipped half hitch behind it for security? Last trip I intentionally didn't and never had any slipping. Should note that on each night my hammock was over smooth ground so no risk of injury if they slipped.
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If you are close to Houston and or Hunstville I have some blk web straps yoi can have.
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Nope, rock solid. If they were unreliable in any way, I doubt that they'd be rated for life support.Originally Posted by Knotty
Dave
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How long do I have them made?
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12' is what I use.
Dave
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I have never had one slip even a bit as long as I made sure all was lined up correctly. Making sure that the center/movable bar is not even a little crooked. ONE time long ago I had one end slip on me. taking me slowly to the ground as I sat down. But it was a sloppy "cinch" job. Never one time since over a few years.
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