Material: density nylon webbing. More durable than polyester with mechanical strength, stiffness, abrasion resistance, and good environmental resistance. Configuration: 2 tough straps and 8 strong metal hooks. Each strap is 2 m long—long enough for most tree trunks and branch setups. Allmetal hardware: no plastic parts. Hooks and fittings are metal for reliable load support when hanging packs, cameras, binoculars, or other gear. Key benefits — why you need it Reliable support: metal hooks and strength nylon webbing reduce the risk of failure from weak screwin or plastichook systems. Versatile fit: 2 m straps wrap around trunks or branches and can be tightened to hold items at the height and position you need. Durable in the field: abrasionresistant, stiff webbing and metal hardware stand up to outdoor use and rough handling. How it solves common problems Eliminates fragile plastic buckles and hooks that can break under load. Provides faster, less invasive setup than screwin hooks—no drilling or permanent installation. Keeps gear secure and off the ground to protect from moisture, dirt, and animals. Performance and usage notes Strap length: 2 m per strap for flexible placement on a wide range of trees and branches. Hardware: 8 metal hooks give multiple hanging points or redundancy for heavier loads. practice: tie the strap as tightly as possible to prevent hooks from flipping up or coming loose. Practical applications Hunting: hang packs, game bags, or binoculars off the ground and away from scavengers. Photography: suspend camera packs or tripod bags from a tree branch to keep equipment accessible and protected. Camping and backpacking: hang food, lanterns, clothing, or cookware to dry, organize, or store safely. What makes this product stand out Combination of density nylon webbing and allmetal construction for fieldready durability. Simple, quick to deploy and adjust—faster and less destructive than screwin alternatives. Designed to meet everyday hunting and outdoor gearhanging needs with multiple hooks for flexible setups. Usage tips Tighten straps firmly around trunks or branches before loading hooks. Distribute weight across multiple hooks when hanging heavier items. Inspect straps and metal hooks for wear before each use.