Tarpworms
$2.40 – $7.50
Patent Number: 2017/0254353 A1
The Tarpworm is beyond light. It not only is a simple way to tie out your tarp, it also has a built in tarp tensioner. Just simply stake out your tarp and then pull the cord and loop it around the tail. When you want to release it, simply pull the cord and it releases your tie-out. They are sold attached with 3/32 shock cord.
Description
Patent Number: 2017/0254353 A1
The Tarpworm is beyond light. It not only is a simple way to tie out your tarp, it also has a built in tarp tensioner. Just simply stake out your tarp and then pull the cord and loop it around the tail. When you want to release it, simply pull the cord and it releases your tie-out. They are sold attached with 3/32 shock cord. They can also have Zing-It!™ spliced with a loop on the end for a nice clean look or you can purchase the Zing-It!™ here and splice it yourself or simply tie a knot. Weighs just 1 gram (4 grams with Zing-It!™ or Lash-It!™). Made by Dutchware and of course Made in the USA.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.68 g |
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| SKU | MUS066.1 |
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5 out of 5
Asa (verified owner) –
Dutch Bling is life
I have these on two of my tarps now. I love them. They make staking out my tarp really quick and easy. These are just the bee’s knees to use.
Customer service from Dutch and his crew is always top notch.
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5 out of 5
Dave –
Keeps up with the simplistic goal of the companyTried these out for the first time this weekend and what can I say. They are super simple to use. I ordered mine with shock cord and held my tarp taut all night through wind and rain. Hard to ask any more out of such an excellent product. Customer support was top notch as well! Wish all companies would follow Dutchware’s exemplary service.
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Kendall Richardson –
Will the TarpWorm work with 1/8 shock cord?
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Carolyn (verified owner) –
No it will fit up to the 3/32 shock cord.
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blarrimore1 –
Can these be used with 2.25 zing it?
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Admin Carolyn (verified owner) –
yes
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taylor21789 (verified owner) –
Could these be used for ridgeline tieouts as well as guy line tieouts?
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5 out of 5
Greg (verified owner) –
Makes hiking easier
These things are great!
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5 out of 5
Ricky (verified owner) –
Fabulous design!
Best way to secure your tarp hands done. Another fantastic product from Dutch!
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5 out of 5
Tarjenk (verified owner) –
Forget knots, use Dutchbling
I bought six of these for myself and six for a camping buddy. We opted for tarp worms with hardware and reflect it and the reflect it works great in the dark. We use these for our tarp tieouts and they make setting up a breeze. We usually only need four, but we have two spares in case of windy weather. I can highly recommend these.
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Admin TylerCampbell –
Does the zing it / reflect it offered come w/ a spliced loop on the end? I would assume that the loop is intended to attach to the stake and the other end attached to the tarp worm, correct?
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admin –
absolutely. There is one spliced loop and that goes to the tie out at the stake. There is also a loop of shock cord that would be larks headed on at the d ring on tie out of your tarp.
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5 out of 5
Dave (verified owner) –
Quick to adjust and quick to set
The whole reason for me getting these tarp worms was to eliminate each little pieces. They are so easy to set up and adjust. Simplicity to a tee.
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RC (verified owner) –
Love these!
Makes adjusting and sinching down a breeze. And is even easier to take down.
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Admin NicolaKinsella –
What is the length of Reflect It that comes with the Tarpworm
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6 foot
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Admin DennisThompson –
How many feet are attached with option of reflect it and shock cord?
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admin –
6 foot
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Admin JohnConnock –
What metal are the tarp worms, hookworms, and silkworms made out of?
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admin –
They are made form aluminum
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teevoo1 –
Will the end spliced of the cord easily pass through the hole of the Tarp Worm? Wondering how easy it is to remove, and reattach the cord?
Thanks
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Carolyn (verified owner) –
We have it buried and then knotted on the end. If you unknot the rope you can take it off however it may be extremely tight to get off the buried end.
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