Wasp (Single)
$12.36 – $17.98
Wasp – 2 grams each, you won’t notice these on your ridgeline… Same easy connection as the tarp Flyz and Stingerz using 1.75 hollow braid line only you can freely move it to any position and lock it on your ridgeline. We sell them individually so you can build a continuous ridgeline with a Dutch Hook on the other end or you can have them on each end with two seperate lines. Made from titanium and of course, Made in the USA with foreign and domestic components.
Description
Wasp – 2 grams each, you won’t notice these on your ridgeline… Same easy connection as the tarp Flyz and Stingerz using 1.75 hollow braid line only you can freely move it to any position and lock it on your ridgeline. We sell them individually so you can build a continuous ridgeline with a Dutch Hook on the other end, or you can have them on each end with two separate lines. Made from titanium and of course, Made in the USA with foreign and domestic components.
Options:
We can splice the Wasps on 12ft (finished length) of 1.75mm Zing it or Lash-it with the locked brummel on one end and back splice the other end so they are easy to install, can never come off, and has a professional finished look.
Wasps are sold individually.
Wasp tarp connector
The Titanium Wasp, by
Shane –
Just amazingJust amazing! I actually attached the wasp directly to my tarp on both side and still run the continuous ridgeline thru both holes. My tarp is always on the line and yet fully adjustable while creating wide V off the tree for strap clearance from your hammock. I use it with 1.75 Zing it!
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Kalvin (verified owner) –
Im addicted to Dutch!I have been placing an order once a week for the past month. I have acquired Zing-it, the wasp, three Dutch hooks, a flea, a set of regular and double whoopie hooks along with a spreader bar. I have some Amsteel and and splicing needles coming. I can’t get enough! I make all my loops and CRL and soon to be whoopie slings. Dutch you have changed my hammocking life forever! I check your site daily. Peace, Kalvin.
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Devon (verified owner) –
Awesome!The wasp makes tying continuous ridgelines so simple that it would make no sense not to have one of these in your arsenal. Who doesn’t want to set up and tear down their hammock quickly so there is more time to kick back and relax?
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nchsgriz55 (verified owner) –
I ordered 2 wasps for my 12 ft tarp. I suck at tying knots so these were perfect for me. I use one on each side of my ridgeline and its easily adjustable to center my tarp over my hammock. Takes no time at all to pitch my tarp. They weigh next to nothing. I highly recommend for those who dont like tying knots.
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eko (verified owner) –
My first time using Dutch bling, Zing-it, and splicing! I made my first cont ridge line using orange Zing-it, added a spliced Dutch hook, and finished with a wasp. What a great little project!
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ryskelliekeel (verified owner) –
I will never pack a ridgeline again without a wasp attached to the end of it. It’s so wonderfully thought out and designed, and after using mine for a few dozen tarp hangs, I’ve never once had an issue with my line slipping out or losing tension.
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Russell Visger –
This is the best invention for a ridgeline ever!
This is the best invention for a ridgeline ever! So easy to use, super light, and completely adjustable!
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Texas_hiker –
Genius design, easy to use.
Genius design, easy to use. Kept my ridgeline taut for several days without having to re-tighten.
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Jeff McClelland –
I used this with my old 12 x 12 Gear Guide Camo tarp and it worked perfectly.
I used this with my old 12 x 12 Gear Guide Camo tarp and it worked perfectly. Very little fiddle factor needed.
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Robert Edwards –
Great for securing my continuous ridge line with Zing-It. They work PERFECT!
Great for securing my continuous ridge line with Zing-It. They work PERFECT!
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Derek Hanen –
One of my favorite hardware options for rigging a hammock tarp is the DutchWare Stingerz™.
One of my favorite hardware options for rigging a hammock tarp is the DutchWare Stingerz™. These titanium clips weight a scant 0.25 oz. (7 g.) for the pair and are easy to use on any tarp. I drew this diagram to show how I use Stingerz in the field. I splice or tie one end of my line (again, braided mason line), take the line around the tree and back to the Stingerz to create the “V” for the hammock suspension.
The Stingerz also feature the “stinger” where you can catch the line and pull back for a 2:1 mechanical advantage to get the tarp line taut. Finish by wrapping the line once or twice around the “antenna.” I find that once around the antenna is sufficient to hold the line. I store my Stingerz with the line separate from my tarp as I tend to switch tarps depending on the trip and I can easily clip on the Stingerz to any tarp thanks to the mini carabiner end.
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D-man –
Super easy and lightweight way to set up ridgeline
I use this wasp on the zingit as a ridgeline to hang my rainfly on. It is super easy and quick to set up which is huge when setting up in rain. I am able to have my tarp up in about 3 minutes so I can set up the hammock while staying dry. I use the the Tato tarp connectors to attach it but a couple of prussic loops would work just as well. I also got the clip on pull outs to create more room under the fly. Love it.
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Patti (verified owner) –
Simply ingenious Our favorite hiker on YouTube (think cheeseburgers), uses these and the dude is simply amazing at ultralight backpacking. Anywho, we took his advice and purchased these for our continuous ridge line set up. Boy howdy are we glad we did! No more €*%€+*~ # **% while setting up our tarps or taking them down. No wonder this is what the YouTube pros use.
We spliced in a Dutch hook on one one end of our 175mm Zingit (Dyneema also sold by Dutch), then added our Wasp (make sure it’s going the right direction) and buried the end of the Zingit (YouTube has great videos on how to do this). This not only gives it a clean end that won’t fray, but also keeps your Wasp from slipping off and losing it. Dutch sells it already done for you, but we were bored and wanted a winter project.
Dutch sends a nice full color glossy instructional card, that is really handy for the first couple times of use.
THE FIT
It feels custom made for the 1.75mm Zingit. I feel it’s The best tensioning/anchor for my ridgeline set up. Its quick, light, strong and easy to use. It almost seems like it really can’t be this easy and hold this well. Then when I’m finished, it’s even easier to take down.
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Charles (verified owner) –
One of my favorites
Tried many different option, this works the best for me on my ridge lines. Great product!
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Ginger (verified owner) –
Love them!
I actually have two and use them on both ends of my tarp instead of using a continuous ridgeline. They work amazing and are so easy to use. Even my dad, who has several health conditions that make it hard for him to use his hands, can easily use these.
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john (verified owner) –
dont wait buy them
been hammock camping four years just putting my tarp up with different knots. waited a long time to buy these because kept telling myself i didnt realy need them well i some extra cash so i tried a pair of wasp and four fleas.I wish i had purchased these many years ago now that i have used them. i can put up my tarp with these and some dutch fleas in about two minuts or less makes a big diffence in the rain when saving time. i will put these on every tarp i buy from now on.
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Rachel (verified owner) –
Make set up and take down SO much faster
I love these guys, and my husband was so jealous of my not-needing-to-putz-around-with-tying-stuff, he got some too. I don’t use a continuous ridgeline so I just use one each on each end of zing-it or lash-it to hang the tarp. It’s a lot easier to set-up, take-down and adjust than tying and untying knots!
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Jonathan Brandon (verified owner) –
These are amazing. By far the best way to hang your ridgeline! Simple to use and they hold very good.
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Question
Jan Rychlý –
are they going to be back in stock any soon? I would need to have it shipped with the rest of my order (not ordered yet obviously) to Alaska till the end of February is that real?
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Carolyn Palmer –
We are expecting to have them back in Friday 1/26/2018 or Monday 1/29/2018.
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Question
kathryn.armstrong.severn –
Would Amsteel 7/64 fit through the holes on the Wasp?
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kluemaster –
Does this work just as well with 2.2mm zing it?
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DutchWare Gear (verified owner) –
Yes, it will work with the 1.75mm and up to the 2.2mm rope.
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joeraska15 (verified owner) –
Cool gadget! I’m also using this for light and small close lines. What an invention!
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Question
heilesenrw0401 –
What’s the Zing-it and Lash-it?
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DutchWare Gear (verified owner) –
The zing it will be yellow and the lash it will be grey. They are non reflective options to get with your wasp.
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Mark Lansink –
Do you have photos of how the Wasp w/ line pre-attached looks? I’m having trouble picturing the description.
Thanks!
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matt.b3 –
This is a trusted piece of gear I use on my hammock tarp. It makes setting up and tear down extremely easy. Literally one of the best and smallest pieces of gear I have. Thank you dutchware!!
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mtm2021 –
How well will these work with 2.2mm zing-it?
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Carolyn (verified owner) –
It will work with the 2.2mm rope however the 1.75mm rope will slide through a little easier. I would not go any thicker than the 2.2mm rope.
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Andre Luis Fazanaro (verified owner) –
Hi, I have brand new wasp a zing-it in 1.75, but the wasp doesn’t slide smooth through the cord. I have to pull it in onde side to release some cord then pull the other one to tight it. Is it normal?
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Carolyn (verified owner) –
can you please email me at sales@dutchwaregear.com with your order number and a picture of the wasp so we can see whats going on? Thanks.
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thomas_zabel (verified owner) –
Received my 2 wasps on Zing-It within 5 days with regular USPS, and that was counting the New Year holiday, so great turnaround. I also got 2 Flyz on Zing-It.
Tried them out immediately. Directions come in the package, or you can see the directions on the website picture above. This makes hanging my tarp so much easier. I know a few knots, but am not an expert yet. When I tried using knots to secure my tarp to trees, inevitably the knot would slip at night or when the wind picked up. No more of that. I can now get my tarp up in a fraction of the time, and it doesn’t collapse on me later.
Thanks!
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Ronald Desmet (verified owner) –
I’ve been tying knots on the one end of my ridgeline for a while now, they always get so tight and are hard to get undone. I purchased the wasp and I now wonder why I didn’t do this long ago, easy to use, easy to adjust, and locks tight. I think this wasp is one of the best things I have ever purchased for camping.
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Question
onulaibar –
Can this be used to hang a hammock, not just tarps?
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Dave Gantz –
The wasp is not designed to bear the load of someone hanging in a hammock. It is designed to be used only for tarp ridgelines.
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hawkslandscaping –
When buying just the wasp (no cordage) does it come with the hook as well?
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Dave Gantz –
The Wasp is one piece of hardware, which includes a hook, antenna, wing, and tail.
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kris.gamutan –
Would it work with 2.8mm guylines?
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Dave Gantz –
No, it will work with Zing-It!™ or Lash-it!™ rope, 1.75mm up to 2.2mm.
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lucas.karmazinas –
Would these work with a 1.3mm cordage, or too thin?
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Dave Gantz –
Yes they will work!
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james_morrow3 –
Recently bought the Wasp and an end hook to replace knots and caribeiners for my ridge line. Come to find out they WILL NOT work with 550 line, tried them using a length of Amsteel (Dynema) then that was a no go as well. Just glad I didn’t buy 4 extra hooks for the tarp tie-downs. Oh well, just another couple of pieces of gear into the junk drawer…
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Customer Service –
Hi James, sorry to hear this did not work well for you. We do state on the page that the Wasp works well “using 1.75 hollow braid line”. Sorry to disappoint.
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knightlysophia (verified owner) –
As an entomologist and avid hammocker, this ingenious piece of hardware is about as good as it gets!
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Jason Woodrow (verified owner) –
I’d been watching the wasp used on several online videos and decided to try it out. It is a slick little thing that works well and is quick to use. I’m using the Zing-It 1.75mm line with it, and that easily slips under the wing and holds tightly.
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