Cinch Buckle Complete Suspension
$15.00 – $51.00
*Spider/Poly straps combined with the Cinch Buckles will have a weight limit of 350lbs*
*Polyester straps combined with the Cinch Buckle will have a weight limit of 300lbs*
Description
This is a full kit that utilizes our Cinch Buckle, Tree Straps, Dutch Clips as well as an 8-inch continuous loop wrapped and spliced to the buckles. Suspension options include a pair of Cinch Buckles, with or without 7/64-inch Amsteel continuous loops, a pair of Dutch Clips and a pair of 15-foot Tree Straps. This will outfit both sides of your hammock.
*Spider/Poly straps combined with the Cinch Buckles will have a weight limit of 350lbs*
*Polyester straps combined with the Cinch Buckle will have a weight limit of 300lbs*
Cinch Buckle
After over a year of developing, the Titanium Cinch Buckle is finally a reality. These are made in house by Dutchware and they have a center notch in the back to prevent the buckle from twisting. Best part is they are only 11 grams each. Made from titanium with an aluminum slider. When the rope is in place the slider can’t fall out.
The cinch buckles are the most simplistic and easiest way to hang your hammock. These timeless devices have proven themselves in all kinds of weather. They are attached to the hammock with a 7/64th Amsteel continuous loop. A tree strap made from 1″ webbing provides all the adjustment. Just wrap your strap around the tree and fasten with your Dutch Clip. Pull the strap to get the right amount of sag and your done. No back-up knot is needed. It is highly recommended that a Ti Dutch Clip is used with this suspension as with any webbing based suspension. Occupant weight limit of 300 pounds at a 30 degree angle.
Of course, Made in the USA by Dutchware
https://dutchwaregear.com/product/titanium-cinch-buckle/
Peace, Dutch
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Cinch Buckle Instructional Tutorial
Learn how to properly and safely adjust your cinch buckle suspension.
Vertex Cinch Buckle Suspension:
https://dutchwaregear.com/product/vertex-cinch-buckle/
Cinch Buckle Complete Suspension:
https://dutchwaregear.com/product/cinch-buckle-complete-suspension/#cinch-buckle-and-amsteel-loops-pair
Cinch Buckles (Pair):
https://dutchwaregear.com/product/cinch-buckle/
Peace, Dutch
Website - dutchwaregear.com
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Additional information
Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
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SKU | DUT009 |
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Chris Polhamus (verified owner) –
Dutch Cinch Buckles are one of the easiest ways to hang your hammock. They will twist on the loops so make sure they are straight. When twisted they can cause the aluminum slider to get off center causing slippage. I always add a slippery half-hitch to keep them in place. After using a set for a couple of years, I ordered them for my Dad.
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Casey Smith –
I have two Hennessey Hammocks and recently ordered two different suspension systems from Dutch; the cinch buckle system and the spiders on webbing.
I have two Hennessey Hammocks and recently ordered two different suspension systems from Dutch; the cinch buckle system and the spiders on webbing. My hammocks display both of the various HH suspension types and I made sure to order the longer continuous loop with attached cinch buckle for the HH with the two holes. This system works awesome! Can’t say enough about it. The perfect system. My other HH was outfitted with an 8″ continuous loop as it was going to be used with the spiders on webbing system. I AM NOT A FAN OF THIS SYSTEM. it’s easy to tighten with the continuous loop inside the “spiders jaws” but to loosen it one must remove the loop from the jaws. Once weight is placed on the system, the loop causes the webbing to bunch up. I don’t recommend this system. I’ll likely just order 2 more loops with cinch buckles, toss these spiders off the webbing and have two cinch buckle systems. Anyone want these spiders? The cinch buckle system gets 5 stars. The spiders get a 3.
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