Ti Bridge Hardware

$35.00

Ti Bridge Hardware

$35.00

Only 11 in stock

11

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Say goodbye to knots, splicing, and sad snags FOREVER. Introducing Titanium Bridge Hardware from LoopAlien®.

Designed from the ground-up to be the lightest (4.6 grams each) and most functional hardware upgrade for your bridge hammock suspension on the planet.

- Laser cut and high-energy tumbled for an ultra smooth finish with no sharp edges or burs

- Dual connection hooks for attaching your underquilt, underquilt protector, and/or removable top cover

- Designed with patented Hypersizer® stress analysis and sizing optimization to be the lightest, strongest bridge hardware you can buy

As of July 2021, we are now shipping version 2.0 of this hardware.

This new version has been redesigned to be both thinner and lighter with & zero loss of practical strength. Said another way, this thing just got even better.

All Titanium Bridge Hardware works with 9/32" (or smaller) tip poles. Sold in packs of 4 (poles not included).

Great Product!

Super lightweight, well designed, easy to install. Makes the end connections on a bridge hammock so simple.

Perfect!

Thank you! Let us know if you have questions about any of our other hardware, we're here to help!

Happy

I found the material very easy to work with and making the hammocks was a breeze.
I look forward to doing more business with you in the future.

Thanks for the review Catherine! Let us know if you have any questions about future projects and happy hammocking!

I heart titanium

If they work half as good as they look, they’ll be perfect

Highly recommended and easy to use

The Ti bridge hardware is a great design that allows for easy connection of an UQ and you do not need to worry about how to orient them when sewing in the straps. I’ve used the hammock I built with them and they connected easily to the bridge hardware and provide the needed support. I’m 6’-3”, 240# and they are plenty strong.

Thanks for the review Mike! We're glad to hear it worked well for your UQ project. We'd love to see photos, Enjoy!