Amsteel® Continuous Loops (Single)
$3.00 – $5.00
These are sold individually so you can pick two different colors. Available in 8-inch and 15-inch.
Description
These are sold individually so you can pick two different colors and customize your hammock setup.
7/64 Amsteel loop will hold 300lbs and the 1/8 Amsteel Loop will hold 500lbs.
Most hammocks use 8-inch loops.
Hennessy Hammocks can use either 15 or 8-inch loop – see video
How to Use Amsteel® Continuous Loops
You can use continuous loops on your hammock to get comfortable and steady support. The continuous loops help create strong suspension. Using one or more loops will help you find the security in the hammock, letting you lay down without a care in the world.
Benefits of Amsteel® Continuous Loops
The high-quality Amsteel® products demonstrate is one of the most significant advantages of using continuous loops on your hammock. You’ll feel confident in the reliability of each loop, which are made from the best materials. They demonstrate an impressive range of motion and never compromise their structural integrity.
We splice these loops instead of knotting them, which helps to retain the amazing strength of the Amsteel rope. Hammock enthusiasts have been enjoying and relying on these loops for years!
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
| Color |
| SKU | DUT003 |
|---|
elguaposweater (verified owner) –
I like the longer 15″ loop. This allows extra length on the end of the loop for additional knotting options. I have noticed with the red color in particular, the color bleeds and fades a bit. It’s not a deal breaker for me, but somewhat disappointing. I have attached a photo where you can see some of the faded color on the 9″ loop I used at first compared to the 15″ loop I just purchased. I wanted to also include a photo showing where the color rubbed off on the becket straps that I attached the continuous loop to, but the stain was barely perceptible in the photo and I could only attach one photo.
I use a larks head that attaches to my bridge hammock dog bones and I also use a larks head on the suspension end with my beckett straps. I put a stopper knot on the beckett hitch end to give me something to grab to loosen it when I’m taking it down. The 15″ loops give me more material to work with for the knot on the end.
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