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*
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connor –
do the Titanium Dutch Clips come sew-on
admin –
Yes. If you choose the sew-on Dutch Clips option they will come sewn on to the straps you choose.
Hurt, Kyle D –
Traveling light is the only way to fly!
Traveling light is the only way to fly! Love this system; I ordered it with the Dyneema/polypro straps, sewn on Dutch clips and added Ti cinch buckles. Infinite adjustment with no weight penalty! My hang keeps getting lighter and more comfortable. Thanks Dutch!
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.
Ryan Shields –
I ordered the cinch buckles with amsteel and the 15′ straps to replace my current setup of atlas straps and carabiners on my Eno DN.
I ordered the cinch buckles with amsteel and the 15′ straps to replace my current setup of atlas straps and carabiners on my Eno DN. The ease of setup and weight savings are incredible as well as having longer straps for some of the older trees in my area.
Cybergost1 –
I bought 2 full kits with loops and buckle and 15 foot straps.
I bought 2 full kits with loops and buckle and 15 foot straps. They were supper easy to install and hang great. I now have to try the other products. lol
cspan37421 –
I have been very pleased with the camo webbing and cinch buckles I bought from Dutchware Gear.
I have been very pleased with the camo webbing and cinch buckles I bought from Dutchware Gear. Although it takes an extra moment to thread the webbing through the cinch buckle (and a couple extra moments to un-thread it), I love that it can be adjusted tighter or looser with just a pull – no undoing and re-doing knots or hitches, and guessing where the final suspension length will leave your hang angle.
The 15′ length of the webbing has proven to be excessive for my needs … thus far. But there may be times to come where I’ll need it. If I want, I can take up most of the excess simply by wrapping around the tree twice.
Also glad that I paid to have the continuous loop wrapped into the buckle so it stays straight. It’s a simple and effective system. Perhaps not the lightest, but all in all I find it the best overall for my preferences.
Gunner76 –
While a little bit on the heavy side compared to other suspension systems I have used, they make up for it in being the easiest to use.
Product: Cinch Buckle Comment by gunner76 .
While a little bit on the heavy side compared to other suspension systems I have used, they make up for it in being the easiest to use. Also no back up knots are required. Combine these with Dutch Clips and you will be the first one to get your hammock set up and relaxing it while others are still adjusting their suspension.
Hoppy901 (verified owner) –
SO MUCH EASIER!Somehow I got caught up in the whoopie sling craze. They started getting harder to re-adjust after laying in the hammock and constricting them. I replaced them with the cinch buckles & loops. They are SO much easier! I’ve ordered several items from Dutch and have always gotten good customer service and fast shipping. Now I’m waiting on a custom Winter sock which I’m sure will be a quality addition to my Winter gear. Thanks Dutch!
AdventureMyk (verified owner) –
More Dutch bling is a good thing!
Just made my 10th DIY hammock and have been using Whoopie slings sourced from here. Very pleased with the cinch buckle system, especially how easy it is for new people to figure out. A few sets will be going on the hammocks I make for family. Thanks for another great product!
Scot Desness –
IF THE CINCH BUCKLES WITH AMSTEEL ARE SOLD IN PAIRS ONLY DO YOU HAVE TO BUY TWO OF EACH ? OR CAN YOU BUY TWO DIFFERENT COLORS AMSTEEL
Carolyn Palmer –
No you do not have to buy two of each and if you would like them to be different colors then please put a not in with your order or email me at sales@dutchwaregear.com and we can note it for you.
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.
monicaleigh –
What is the benefit of using the straps with Dutch clips vs just threading the strap through the loop sewn into the end of it?
Carolyn Palmer –
It is quick and easy and very easy if you are already set up and need to switch to another tree. Plus the dutch clip is lighter than a carabiner if you like using them. It really is a matter of personal preference and what you like to do.
Blank Blank –
WHIch straps are shown in the pictures
Carolyn Palmer –
Those are polyester black straps.
gavainm –
What is the weight rating for the regular (lighter) polyester straps versus the 3,000 lb polyester strap?
Carolyn Palmer –
3000 pound webbing is 9.6 grams per foot and the Polyester is 7 grams per foot.
gavainm (verified owner) –
I guess I didn’t ask what I meant to. I am wanting to know how many pounds the regular polyester strap will hold versus what the 3,000 lb strap will hold (which is obviously 3,000 lbs). I see the weights for the straps above (which is a great feature on the website … really appreciate that), but it doesn’t say what the regular polyester strap will support for hanging weight.
Thanks
jaylucas7 (verified owner) –
Ordered this suspension for delivery to the UK – super fast, even with custom changes that I had requested. Very happy!
rlfolsom1964 (verified owner) –
Got my order quick… Cinch buckles work perfect…. Thanks Dutch
rtator1 (verified owner) –
I wanted a replacement suspension for my Clark NX-270 (Timp-hitch version) because I did not like the one that came with it (Whoopie sling, I believe it’s called?). This one works perfect, and is much simpler to use in my opinion. This system worked right away w/o having to remove the hitch that was already in place. In short: I trust this one more, which is everything for me when I’m in the woods. The main reason for the 5 stars however, is because of the customer service. I had questions if this would work for me, and the group at DWG were very helpful, even for such a small purchase.