Tarp Door Clip
$2.50
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Made with a rotating plastic clip, durable grosgrain, and a LineLoc 3, this tiny tent accessory can be used to clip loads of utility to your tarp with doors. Use this tarp clip to easily connect or disconnect your tarp doors independently to a single tie out point, making entry and exit effortless. Easily cinch your doors to pitch the perfect vestibule, adding square footage to your tarp’s footprint. This handy piece of gear can also be used to convert your tarp with D-Rings into one with LineLocs for a nearly knotless setup. Please keep in mind that we only recommend using these for D-Ring conversion on perimeter tie-outs. Do not use these tarp clips on your tarp ridgeline, as the plastic hook is not rated to withstand this amount of force.
Please Note: Cord is not included. Compatible with 2mm (3/32″) guy line. To use with Linelocs you would have to clip the hook to the grosgrain tab
- Weight = 0.14 oz (4 grams) each
- Breaking Strength = Approximately 10 lbs
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Absolutely love these clips
Awesome little invention great tarp door entry fix, have tried a few ideas myself this works great thanks again HG.
I got this to use for an auxiliary non-critical tent guyline. I keep it stashed with its guyline threaded and ready to deploy, for occasional use. It works great.
Very light weight
These things are awesome. They worked so well. Me and the daughter was in a big rain storm in North Carolina and they saved us. Weve got the Journey tarps and theyre a must. The rain came in sideways and it wouldve soaked us and our gear and the trip wouldve been over before it really started. So a BIG THANK YOU HAMMOCK GEAR. If you plan on getting a tarp the Journey is the way to go