Dutch Buckle

[dragon360]

Oh man Dutch, I ordered my buckles yesterday before you mentioned the hooks. A day late and a dollar short I guess. But I still have a set of those buckles coming to me next week and I am stoked.

It's never a day late....well until next week and then it is just more shipping cost. If there is a change you need I have amazing spread sheet powers.

Dollar short usually works too....

I think I received an email from yesterday saying that the new batch of buckles would be in soon. If there is a chance, I'm in for some of those hooks as well Dutch if you are selling separately. Let me know if you can do a little spread sheet magic and invoice me the difference.

Thanks.

[Yukon]

Your welcome. They look good on that webbing, is that from DIY?

Yes sir it is, and I thought they did as well. I will try to do a little video this weekend with set up and what not. Heading out in a few minutes!

[Rooster]

I have added amsteel whoopie slings in the buckle drop box. So you will get the complete set;
2 Dutch Buckles
2 5.5' polyester straps
2 6' amsteel whoopie slings
$35

As an extra bonus I am putting a amsteel size hook on the whoopie instead of the usual bead. What I like to do is hook on of my empty stuff sacks on the hook and then all my other stuff sacks go in the first stuff sack. Makes it easy to find everything in the morning.

Newest batch of buckles should ship out early next week.

I just purchased the set, but it now says 37 dollars. I hope the amsteel sized hooks are still included.

[Hooch]

Got 2 sets of these babies in the mail today. Sure are purty. Do believe they'll be going with me on the fall hike next weekend.

[cfisch9]

Just placed an order. Can't wait to try out the new gear! Keep up the good work Dutch. I'm always excited to see what you come out with next. Your Tarp Flyz, Dutch Hooks, and Dutch Clips are all among some of my favorite pieces of gear, and certainly the most innovative equipment I have purchased.

[jay_nj]

It would be faster if it included two Dutch Clips.

It would be lighter if you went back to aluminum tube toggles and Marlinspike hitches.

It couldn't be better, though! Even the untrainable can hang with Dutch Buckles.

It ain't much gear, if it ain't Dutch Gear!

Ahhh.... so torn on this product. I'm fairly new to the hanging world but I quickly fell in love with the simplicity and durability of a toggle and marlin spike hitch. This is even quicker!! I want it!! but do i really need it? Will hold off on this until temptation drives me for a purchase.

[default]

trust me, you need it. once you see how much safer it is by it not having to make sure its always on the knot. and you can polish it up and have some trail bling. it is light, and there are lighter alternatives (ie: trail sticks=0 grams) but this is freaking nice.

[ferret]

Got mine hand delivered at the mahha. Worked great. Came in handy that day, gave me much better flexibility in setup and easy to adjust. Plus they match my clips, flies, and hooks! Thanks, Dutch!

[lazy river road]

Ahhh.... so torn on this product. I'm fairly new to the hanging world but I quickly fell in love with the simplicity and durability of a toggle and marlin spike hitch. This is even quicker!! I want it!! but do i really need it? Will hold off on this until temptation drives me for a purchase.

All dutch wear is necessary. Coolness factor alone it's worth having. But as a product I just got one this weekend and cant wait to put in onto one of my hammocks. I dont like tying knots so this eliminates all knots in the suspension system.

[jay_nj]

Haha, ok ok!

It only took about 10 minutes of thinking about it and i purchased a set.