Bridge Hammock Whoopie Hooks (Pair)

(3 customer reviews)

$20.33

These hooks are robust and made from Titanium and can be used for the apex of a bridge hammock or with the continuous loop of a gathered end hammock. They weigh only 3.4 grams and will hold up to 1000 pounds. They replace the whoopie bead with a hook that will “snap” on to 7/64 Amsteel.

weight: 7.9 g

Description

These hooks are robust and made from Titanium and can be used for the apex of a bridge hammock or with the continuous loop of a gathered end hammock. They weigh only 3.4 grams and will hold up to 1000 pounds. They replace the whoopie bead with a hook that will “snap” on to 7/64 Amsteel. They are easy to connect, easy to disconnect but will stay on until you unhook them. They come sold as the hardware alone and you can splice them on your whoopie sling yourself or you can buy already spliced on the whoopie slings.  They create a water break and make it so you can store your wet suspension separately.  It is not recommended to use whoopie hooks with anything but 7/64 Amsteel.  Sold by the pair.

Additional information

Weight 7.9 g
Dimensions 1 × 1 × 1 in
SKU MUS076

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  1. Brady Patterson

    Brady Patterson

    Love these little things so much I ordered a second set for the new hammock winging it’s way to me.

    Love these little things so much I ordered a second set for the new hammock winging it’s way to me. I use them a little different by splicing them onto the continuous loop on the hammock so I can use whatever suspension I want super quick. I have used them with Dynaglide but regularly inspect for damage since these are meant for 7/64 amsteel. Just get them, there’s lots of great uses.

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  2. Question

    njheart2heart (verified owner)

    Is there a weight bearing suspension cordage that can be TIED onto these and other dutch suspension hooks instead of spliced? I don’t know how to splice and don’t really want to learn, but I’m good at knots.

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      Carolyn

      Carolyn (verified owner)

      You can use knots instead of splicing it together however it does degrade the strength and this is why it is preferred to splice.

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  3. Question

    fis681

    Can these be used with 1/8″ Amsteel?

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    • Carolyn

      Carolyn (verified owner)

      Yes

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  4. nik.mac

    Great product, amazing service

    nik.mac (verified owner)

    I ordered a pair of these to simplify using the Spindrift with my WBRR on an upcoming trip. The first order got misplaced in delivery and I reached out to Dutch to see what could be done. They sent out another pair straight away – no fuss.
    Fantastic!

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  5. Question

    MTeam2006

    Would a 1/8” continuous loop fit through the hole?

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      Customer Service

      Customer Service

      Hello, yes the 1/8 amsteel fits through the hole. You can also squeeze or snap the 1/8 amsteel onto each hook side, but it does take some fiddling to get the 1/8 amsteel out of the hooks.

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