What is your best source for webbing?

[lmoseley7]

The last time I bought webbing I purchased a 300' roll for around $37 including shipping from shipperssupplies.com ($25 for webbing @ $12 shipping). It was black 1" webbing with a 1500# break limit (other colors were at least $11 more). That roll I split 3 ways with two members here and now I'm almost out. I'm looking to purchase some more so I thought I would pose the question to see what sources others were using for webbing.

I like the black webbing and it was good quality in my opinion. I'd love to have camo, but I fear it would only add to the possibility of leaving them behind, so a good source for webbing of other colors would be nice. I've checked strapworks and at .59 a foot, the price is prohibitive. And although their patterns are cool, think after a while that would just fade into the background and you would no longer benefit from the "cool" factor of having webbing with flames printed on it. I don't need a 300' roll necessarily, but if I do keep the whole roll it would probably be all I would need for quite a while which saves on shipping.

300' at $37 works out to only .12 a foot shipped, so I realize that I'm dealing with a pretty good deal already, but I just wanted to address all my options before I pull the trigger. I am willing to pay more per foot for different colors, but I would still like to order at least 150' because I like to make my straps around 10' long which works out to 20' per setup. Anyone have any suggestions?

[Ratdog]

There is always strapworks.com if you want some fancy straps.

I purchased stuff on Amazon that was supposed to be Poly but turned out to be Nylon...75 yards of stuff I don't like.

For lightweight and use with Marlin Spike Hitches, I liked the stuff from Dutchware.
http://dutchwaregear.com/25-feet-of-camo-webbing.html

For use with cinch buckles I liked the thickness of the stuff from Arrowhead Equipment or Warbonnet.
http://www.arrowhead-equipment.com/h...uspension.html

When I had to order a bunch, 30 hammocks worth, I was extremely pleased with the product, pricing and customer service from Gary at Readystrap.com. I would check with Gary first before placing an order anywhere else.
http://www.readystrap.com/

Recent review of Readystrap
https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...ad.php?t=75823

Ask Gary for blue straps and I'll bet you get an incredible deal.

[lmoseley7]

Thanks for the help Ratdog. I'll check out ready strap.

[SwinginIt]

I researched this fairly thoroughly when I bought webbing and shipperssupplies is the best deal your gonna find.

[GT]

Their webbing is from China and is very poor quality if you want my opinion.
I used to purchase from them but I had several complaints about color fading almost to white within a few weeks.
And also I B!tched at them for sending me two rolls that were almost useless. They had a birds nest in the webbing about every 10 feet throughout both rolls.
Tennessee Webbing http://www.tnwebbing.com/
on the other hand has high quality webbing at the same or close to the same prices and I believe most of it comes from factories in N. Caroliner.

[lmoseley7]

Their webbing is from China and is very poor quality if you want my opinion.
I used to purchase from them but I had several complaints about color fading almost to white within a few weeks.
And also I B!tched at them for sending me two rolls that were almost useless. They had a birds nest in the webbing about every 10 feet throughout both rolls.
Tennessee Webbing http://www.tnwebbing.com/
on the other hand has high quality webbing at the same or close to the same prices and I believe most of it comes from factories in the N. Caroliner.

Although I did not have a problem with the webbing I bought from them, I will definitely check out Tennessee webbing. Thanks LostinSpace!

[GT]

Although I did not have a problem with the webbing I bought from them, I will definitely check out Tennessee webbing. Thanks LostinSpace!

And if you don't see anything on their site just give them a call. Ask for Dan. They have very high quality 1200 and 3000lb webbing for short money.
Like about .08 per ft. $50- min. though, But Made in the USA

[desmobob]

Did you talk to Gary at Readystrap? A nice guy to deal with....

Take it easy,
desmobob

[bruinfan]

so now i wonder if i roll the dice and order with shippinsupply or contact readystrap/tnwebbing
i need 300' or more because 20-30' each hammock with the big cali trees around here
where the dealz

[lmoseley7]

Well I broke down and ordered the 1200 lb webbing from tn webbing. (Thanks lost in space). Compared to the shippers supply webbing this stuff is very thin but a really tight weave. The shippers supply stuff was a little loose but worked fine for me while it lasted. Had to order 600' to get the $50 minimum but now I have webbing for any project I plan in the future like canoe tie downs and replacing the straps on my bike rack. Made in USA won me over.