Dutch Biners now available

**Dutch** · 05-10-2013, 08:20

I just added Dutch Biners to my site.

If you are like me you don't worry about the newest design. Classics are proven. Hence my 1973 bus.
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Well the same can be said for my camping equipment. Having the perfect set-up that gives you confidence, like relying on an old friend that never let you down. I still use my ULA P-2 pack, 900 ml ti pot, Leki poles, pepsi can stove and of course I have Dutch Biners on my suspension. They weigh just 10 grams each and have a professional spring gate. The best use for them is between your whoopie sling and a continuous loop. With a little work you can get you webbing loop in them also.

**Hawk-eye** · 05-10-2013, 08:24

Dang that's a sweet bus pal! And you know I love those biners!

**MAD777** · 05-10-2013, 08:31

The VW Micro Bus reminds me of my college days. Love my Dutch biners, too!

**GrizzlyAdams** · 05-10-2013, 09:00

my first vehicle was a '67 microbus. Ran well until the rubber band broke.
Brings back memories, it does.

Getting back on topic, what the Ti D rings need is some kind of clip so that they can be worn as earrings. Then the D is of course for "Dutch". Will be the fashion craze of HF hangs, I'm sure.

**Loneoak** · 05-10-2013, 09:04

Nice Dutch

**dakotaross** · 05-10-2013, 10:21

Originally Posted by GrizzlyAdams

...what the Ti D rings need is some kind of clip so that they can be worn as earrings. Then the D is of course for "Dutch". Will be the fashion craze of HF hangs, I'm sure.

Of course, the dutch clip as jewelry, with various attachments like the D ring. You know, there's probably a market out there for that sort of industrial looking jewelry. I'm totally serious.