Spider/Poly Huggers

(4 customer reviews)

$10.00$33.00

This is a 1 inch UHMWPE and polypropylene mixed webbing which is what gives it the cool look. We’ve designed this webbing to be a lighter weight (5.5 grams per foot) alternative to regular polyester webbing but still work with buckles unlike kevlar webbing.

*Sold in pairs*

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This is a 1 inch UHMWPE and polyester mixed webbing which is what gives it the cool look. We’ve designed this webbing to be a lighter weight (5.5 grams per foot) alternative to regular polyester webbing but still work with buckles unlike kevlar webbing. This is a great middle ground when it comes to webbings. The key features of this webbing are that it weighs less than polyester webbing,  has very low stretch and it works perfect with cinch buckles, spiders, Dutch buckles, etc.

Tree huggers have one 3.5 inch loop on each end of the webbing.  They can be used whoopie sling and whoopie hook suspensions.

Specs:

Rated by the manufacturer up to 1500lb breaking strength.

Weighs 5.5 grams per foot

*Sold in pairs*

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Dutch Clip

Titanium Dutch Clip (Pair), Sew-On Dutch Clips (Pair), No Dutch Clip

SKU DUT900

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  1. One person found this helpful

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    Alys Spillman

    Can you clarify the difference between a tree hugger and a strap?

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    • 3 out of 3 people found this helpful
      Carolyn Palmer

      Carolyn Palmer

      A tree hugger will have a loop on either end and the strap will only have a loop on one end.

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  2. Question

    connermcgrew

    I already have the beetle buckle suspension kit. If I order a 7′ hugger set, would it work with the beetle buckles I have currently?

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    • 1 out of 2 people found this helpful
      DutchWare Gear

      DutchWare Gear

      Huggers will not work as both ends have a sewn loop. You will need to get either the 6′ or 8′ strap as the strap will have an open end to put the beetle buckle hardware on it.

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  3. emilyartichoke

    So light!

    emilyartichoke (verified owner)

    I got the 5′ huggers to use with homemade whoopie slings and replace my Atlas straps. The whole set up (huggers, slings) weighs less than one Atlas strap! Fantastic!

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  4. One person found this helpful

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    Jonah

    Would these straps slip if I’m just using the becket hitch?

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    • One person found this helpful
      Carolyn

      Carolyn (verified owner)

      The spider/poly straps will work with the Beckett hitch.

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  5. nchsgriz55

    Upgrade!

    nchsgriz55 (verified owner)

    I upgraded my cheap hammock suspension daisy chain system to the Dutchware cinch buckle with 12′ spider-poly straps. So far im 100% satisfied with the upgrade. I get the perfect hang everytime! I went with the spider-poly straps with the cinch buckles because I weigh in at 300lbs. I feel more secure with the weight limits vs the poly straps with the cinch buckles. So far theres been no slipping on the cinch buckles. Although, I do use a slippery half hitch off the buckles just in case. I recommend for the heavier folks out there who enjoy the hang.

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  6. Question

    Jesse Gebauer

    With the max option of 7′ hugger, that means the max tree size is 2.22′ in diameter, correct? Seems too small to be useful where I live. Or does the hugger not need to wrap completely around the tree if using with a whoopie sling for example?

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    • Dave Gantz

      Dave Gantz

      Correct, the hugger does not need to wrap completely around the tree in certain scenarios.

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  7. Question

    Kenneth Villa

    What is the difference between your poly straps and poly huggers? They both seem to have an option for sewn loops at both ends. I’m just starting out and planning my initial gear but and am at my research stage for a lot of things still.

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    • 2 out of 2 people found this helpful
      Dave Gantz

      Dave Gantz

      Our straps have one sewn loop on one end, while the huggers have a sewn loop at both ends.

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