Whoopie Hooks on Adjustable Webbing

[Gustav]

Well after watching Sgt. Rocks video on Dutch's "Whoopie Hooks" I started to understand what they were for. So, I order (2) two sets of hooks. And here is what I did with them.
I put one set on Whoopies, and one set on Adjustable webbing.
But on the whoopies slings I did it different then Sgt.Rocks video. I did not turn the whoopies backwards, and I put the hook in the fixed eye at the end of the whoopie. Not in the adjustable loop of the whoopie.

Here is a video of them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2OUj...4GS8sLn-GiFAI1

[Corncob]

Do the hook parts slide easily on the adjustable loop of the whoopie? From looking at it and thinking about how the hook part of the Dutch Hook on my tarp CRL latches onto the cord, I would think that it may not slide as well. I assumed that was why the whoopie was threaded through the hole in the Dutch Whoopie Hook and the hook was attached to the hammock's continuous loop, so that the whoopie could slide through the hole as it was adjusted.

[dejoha]

You can put the Whoopie Hooks on any part of the suspension chain to make them work. They slide easily, if you want to put them on the adjustable loop. They can also do double duty as a stopper bead replacement.

If you wanted them attached to the hammock, you could install them on a continuous loop that is attached via a Lark's Head to your hammock and then clip on a regular whoopie like Gustav mentioned, or put it on the fixed eye. Works the same.