Self Tensioning Line

Self Tensioning Lines

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Keep the taut pitch you set all night every night with no additional effort. Nine foot tarp lines of our high visibility two mil un-rated nylon cord with integral tensioners made of Thera-Band®. Stronger than surgical rubber bands, these heavy strength rubber tubes, originally designed as exercise material, are fashioned to provide 4-5 inches of tension adjustment per line to insure taut pitch for tarp materials, such as silicon impregnated nylon, that are prone to overnight stretch, especially in rain and heavy dew. A two inch loop in the end of each line enables quick secure placement or movement between tarp loops without tying a knot. Each cord weighs 0.4 oz.

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Self Tensioning Lines, Tarp Line and STL Set (Diamond Tarp), Tarp Line and STL Set (Hex Tarp), Tarp Line and STL Set (11' x 10' Tarp)

Sets

Self Tensioning Lines (pr): Consists of one pair of Self Tensioning Lines (STLs) The set weighs a total of 1 ounce.
Tarp Line & STL Set (Diamond Tarp) : This set is ideal for any Diamond Tarp requiring only two tie down lines and two ridge tie-out (suspension) lines. It consists of one pair of Self Tensioning Lines (STLs) and two matching ridge line cords. The set weighs a total of 1.3 ounces.
Tarp Line & STL Set (Hex Tarp): This set is ideal for the JRB Hex Tarps, and any other large tarp requiring up to four tie down lines and two ridge tie-out (suspension) lines. It consists of two pair of Self Tensioning Lines (STLs) and two matching ridge line cords. The set weighs a total of 2.1 ounces.
Tarp Line & STL Set (11' x 10' Tarp): This set is ideal for the JRB 11'x10' Cat Tarp, and any other large tarp requiring up to six tie down lines and two ridge tie-out (suspension) lines. It consists of three pair of Self Tensioning Lines (STLs) and two matching ridge line cords. The set weighs a total of 2.9 ounces.

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