1.75 Soft Shackles (Single)
$6.30
Soft Shackles are the easiest and lightest way to connect and center your tarp on a Continuous Ridgeline. They are made out of yellow Zing-It! ™ or grey Lash-It! ™, these are weightless at .625 grams each approximately 5-inches in length. Soft shackles are designed to become a Prusik for your tarp, but they can open up to disconnect your tarp. They are sold individually and of course, Made in America.
*Not weight bearing or to be used for hammock suspension
Description
Soft Shackles are the easiest and lightest way to connect and center your tarp on a Continuous Ridgeline. They are made out of yellow Zing-It! ™ or grey Lash-It! ™, these are weightless at .625 grams each and approximately 5-inches in length. Soft shackles are designed to become a Prusik for your tarp, but they can open up to disconnect your tarp. They are sold individually and of course, Made in America.
*Not weight bearing or to be used for hammock suspension
![Keep your hammock safe from the elements with a continuous ridgeline. Dutch walks you through setting up our continuous ridgeline with our soft shackles.
The DutchWare continuous ridgeline has many benefits for campers, such as allowing you to move your tarp into position over your hammock quickly. Our continuous ridgelines arrive with all the gear you need to protect your hammock.
For high-quality gear that is easy to use and guaranteed to withstand the elements, shop our continuous ridgeline at DutchWare today.
Timestamps:
[0:00] Introduction
[0:13] Products included with the continuous ridgeline: a Dutch hook, wasp, and two soft shackles
[0:35] Using the Dutch hook
[1:22] Moving the soft shackles
[1:45] Preparing to hang wasp hook
[2:08] Wasp hook explanation
[2:29] How to hang the wasp hook
[2:56] Securing your wasp hook
[3:30] How to get the wasp hook out of jams
[4:30] How to attach the d-rings to the soft shackles
[5:27] Movement features of the continuous ridgeline
[5:50] Safety features of the continuous ridgeline
[6:12] Attaching the D-ring to the soft shackle on the other side
[7:15] Benefits of our continuous ridgeline
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How to Hang a Continuous Ridgeline with Soft Shackles
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The Dutchware continuous ridgeline consists of 35 feet of either yellow
Question
Evan Vinson –
Have you considered using the improved soft shackle splicing technique? It’s how I make mine. I find it is much safer and stronger without the risk of possibly becoming untied.
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tsshaw78 –
Any plans to make these in 7/64 as an option for connecting the whoopie sling to the CL on the hammock without relying on a lark’s head?
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nick.zirille (verified owner) –
Purchased a set for another system for my tarp. They are a little slick with the coating and my lash it but a couple more wraps should take care of it. Thanks Dutch!
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beermans247 –
Could you use these to help with tie out points on a trap for staking tarps down
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Dutch . –
these are used to make Prusik knots.
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