Someone on FB mentioned the Nityze load bearing biner cam things but they are $9 each. Load rated to 280#, break at 837#. I would rather use Dutchwear bling so what is the load rating on the Stingerz? This would be for tarp ridgeline use.
Someone on FB mentioned the Nityze load bearing biner cam things but they are $9 each. Load rated to 280#, break at 837#. I would rather use Dutchwear bling so what is the load rating on the Stingerz? This would be for tarp ridgeline use.
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Are you referring to this Niteize product http://www.niteize.com/product/CamJam.asp?
Dutch Wasps are also $9 each.
I'm not sure of the Breaking Strength or recommended Working Load. Presumably you'll get the answer here, but I also like the Questions & Answers feature on their product page. Ideally some details should be added to the product description.
The biner part of the stinger will break first at 100 pounds.
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I use Stingers on my tarp and I love them. Those figure 9s chew line like nobody's business. I've never had that problem with a stinger
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I don’t sew on commission, so please don’t ask. Thanks.
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