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Subject Topic: Clamcleat - Line-Lok
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17/6/2011 at 10:37am
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I saw a few posts about these last year so bought a pack. I fitted the CL260 in plain black to our Carolina M a few weekends back and they are absolutely spot on. So easy to use and IMHO much, much better than standard sliders.

They will be going on the Monty when it gets its first outing of the year in a few weeks.

Anyway, I just thought I'd mention them as they are fantastic and I haven't seen anybody talk about them on here for ages.

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17/6/2011 at 2:14pm
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I've got them too and have replaced sliders on a little Eurohike Tay that I use for weekends away. Will be using them next on my Outwell Carolina 3, along with the Delta ground pegs. A brilliant combination to keep the tent where you pitched it! LOL


17/6/2011 at 4:21pm
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Fitted them to the guys on our Monty 6 a couple of weeks ago. They are a brilliant bit of kit and make tensioning the guys easy; and once locked they are not going anywhere!


17/6/2011 at 5:08pm
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I got a big bag of them last time I ordered and have replaced all the usual naff ones with these on both my tents.

So easy to use, love em


17/6/2011 at 6:37pm
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why not use a tautline hitch ?



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17/6/2011 at 7:56pm
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Not great on a wet line.

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18/6/2011 at 10:12am
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can't say I have ever had a problem

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18/6/2011 at 10:33am
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Quote: Originally posted by reggiewac on 17/6/2011


Not great on a wet line.

are you saying that the line lok is no good on a wet line 

if so i will disagree with that i have never had one slip ever and i use them on all my cabanons because i didnt like the cabanon metal guy runners

I think clam cleat line loks are great 



18/6/2011 at 11:11am
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Agree about clamcleat line loks being great, and I have not had any issues with mine.

Changed the sliders on all the guys for my tent, including storm guys, as well as those for the canopy and windbreaks.

No more sore fingers trying to make the guys tighter in dry as well as wet conditions.

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18/6/2011 at 1:13pm
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If you read the thread in order force ten you will see that it was me who made the recommendation in the first place. My post about not being great on a wet line was in reply to weetabixface about using a tautline hitch.

Maybe I should have done a quote to make it clearer.

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18/6/2011 at 1:23pm
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And at weetabix face.... I'm a bit of a fan of knots as it goes My favourite to tie is the Portuguese Sinnet or one-handed bowline.

We used to use the tautline hitch back in my Scouting days. They were fine on 3 strand rope, but it just doesn't agree with the parallel strand guys on my tents. The sleeve bunches up on the core and it all ends up in a right mess.

That would indicate to me that the guys on my Outwell are horribly cheap, but you'd never know that when they charge £8 for a pack of four!



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18/6/2011 at 3:07pm
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£8 for four guys, you can get an awful lot of paracord for that kind of money and use a tautline hitch or an adjustable grip hitch

quite partial to a one hand bowline myself, fisherman's bend is another favourite

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I wish I had bought the reflective guys in a 30m reel from Clamcleats before I got my pack of Outwell guys, as the former is great in the dark and less expensive.

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20/6/2011 at 9:09pm
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I've never bought any beyond what came with the tent, but yes £8 for 4 is ridiculous.

And paracord... it's been ages since I had my hands on any of that stuff! Probably so long ago that one strand would have held my weight

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The glow in the dark ones do. saves a lot of tripping over guys


22/6/2011 at 9:12pm
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Have ordered Clamcleats,, no more walking round adjusting guys for the sake of doing it.



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