Tarp Clips.

[helixpteron]

This company make some interesting tarp clips for multiple applications.

 

[Shewie]

Those look useful H, just what I need for my canoe shelter.

Shame there's not a UK stockist though.

 

[Dangerous Dan]

Agreed Shewie. At $6.99 their mini Grabbits look ideal. No mention of weight though.

My concern is with wear - chances are you'll be placing them in a similar place each time and I don't know how the lighter tarps will stand up to that.

 

[Sam442]

they may be be quite as versatile but, Clingons

 

[helixpteron]

I have quite a few Clingon Tarp Clips, and to be honest, the contact surface looks like multiple sharks teeth!

Inner tube, duct tape, or the protective material of your choice is required unless you very quickly want an ex-tarp!

Mods: Sorry for posting in the wrong thread, a combination of not being fully switched on to the new listing format, and posting when tired.

 

[Toddy]

I have clingons and can't recall the name, but there's four fiddly wee bits to each of the tethers. They work, but they do have to be set just right. Not always as easy as the packet shows, when it's pouring down or blowing wild

Those ezgrabbits look a different kettle of fish entirely

If any of the folks across the pond read this, their review would be interesting
hint, hint.......


cheers,
Toddy

 

[Spikey DaPikey]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Holdon-Eyelet-Tent-Tarpaulin-Repair-Camping-Garden-x-10_W0QQitemZ170419520533QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_3?hash=item27adcb8415#ht_3523wt_745

I have these, and have not had any problems

 

[Toddy]

That's the other ones, 'holdons' Mine came with extra little slip in wedges for slippery fabrics.

cheers,
M