Continuous Ridgeline

(55 customer reviews)

$47.00

The Dutchware continuous ridgeline consists of 35 feet of either yellow Zing-It! ™ 1.75 mm or grey Lash-It! ™ 1.75mm, a Dutch Hook spliced on the end, two soft shackles (of either grey Lash-It! ™ 1.75mm or yellow Zing-It! ™ 1.75mm) or two Tato Tarp Connectors, and a Tarp Wasp at the other end.  This is the easiest way to set up and center your tarp.

Description

The Dutchware continuous ridgeline consists of 35 feet of either yellow Zing-It!™ 1.75 mm or grey Lash-It!™ 1.75mm, Dutch Hook spliced on the end, either two soft shackles (of either grey Lash-It!™ 1.75mm or yellow Zing-It!™ 1.75mm) or two Tato Tarp Connectors, and a Tarp Wasp at the other end.  This is the easiest way to set up and center your tarp.

Tarp Continuous Ridgeline with Soft Shackles

We start with 35 feet of Lash-It!™ or Zing-It!™, and splice a Dutch Hook on the one end.  To connect and center your tarp we provide two soft shackles that work as Prusiks. Lastly, there is a Wasp to connect your ridgeline to the opposing tree. This complete tarp ridgeline connection system weighs only 19 grams.

Tarp Continuous Ridgeline with TATO Tarp Connectors

We start with 35-feet of Lash-It! ™ or Zing-™ and splice a Dutch Hook on the one end.  To connect and center your tarp we provide two TATO Tarp Connectors. Lastly, there is a Wasp to connect your ridgeline to the opposing tree. This complete tarp ridgeline connection system weighs only 27 grams.

Additional information

Dimensions 1 × 1 × 1 in
SKU DUT020

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55 reviews

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  1. badge118

    Not the right material

    badge118 (verified owner)

    I love continuous ridgelines and prusiks but the line here, while light and extremely strong is too slick so the prosecs can’t bite into it. Over just a couple hours the tarp sags as the prusiks slip. Similar line with a polyester sheath is a lot better in this application. I went back to the two piece Stingerz, even though they are harder to adjust, because of this.

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