Plastic quilt hooks

[Dutch]

I couple weeks ago gentleman named Tato came up with a great idea (http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/showthread.php?t=44941). So he had some cool equipment and some unique designs for quit suspension. So let me introduce TATO gear at dutchware (http://www.outdoortrailgear.com/featured/dutchware-quilt-hooks/). There are 2 kinds of plastic quilt hooks for connecting your suspension together. One is for ridgeling and the other is straight for no ridgeline. Also there is the original quilt hook only in plastic. I think the coolest of them all is the one that stays on your quilt suspension and clips to a hammock hem. There is no sewing involved and you can place it where you want it. These are great additions to my line up. They are very strong and only weigh around .2 grams. I have a limited supply of all 4 of these.

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[SmokeBait]

Ingenious! The clip on the hem one should be a huge success.

[adkphoto]

Didn't someone suggest a Dutch of the Month Club?

You're officially coming out with gear faster than I can order it :-)

Peace,
David

[Carver]

I have been having trouble with the tarp slipping on the ridgeline in the winter no matter how many times I wrap the prussic. Could you make a flyz like line lock that would keep the prussic in place?

[Cranky Bear]

Awesome stuff Dutch!

[MAD777]

There's never a dull moment in Dutchland!

[TATO]

I am honored to be able to team up with Dutch to offer some quality hardware to you guys. Thanks for making me a part of your team Dutch.

Be on the lookout more innovations from Dutchware.

[Sidewinder]

Didn't someone suggest a Dutch of the Month Club?

You're officially coming out with gear faster than I can order it :-)

Peace,
David

I told you guys....:)


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