W.A.R.

PLATFORM ATTACHMENT MOD

Ditch the metal. Cut the noise. Lighten the load.

The W.A.R. Platform Attachment Mod is your answer to replacing outdated, heavy, and noisy metal ratchet straps and cam buckles on your mobile hunting setup.

Designed for hunters who want to eliminate unnecessary weight and hardware, the W.A.R. replaces traditional metal attachment components with a streamlined 3/16" AmSteel-Blue system built specifically with the mobile hunter in mind.

No bulky ratchet.

No metal cam buckle.

No unnecessary hardware banging around in your pack.

Just a lightweight, compact attachment system designed to get your platform secured to the tree without all the extra metal.

BUILT AROUND 3/16" AMSTEEL-BLUE

At the heart of the W.A.R. is 3/16" AmSteel-Blue, with a published minimum breaking strength of approximately 5,400 lb (24 kN) for the rope itself.*

The W.A.R. incorporates a 3" eye designed to accommodate common Versa Button setups, with 8" of bury in the eye construction.

But I didn't stop at the splice.

The eye is wrapped in Kevlar tubular webbing to provide an additional layer of abrasion protection in an area that can experience repeated contact and wear during use.

9 FEET OF WORKING LENGTH

With 9 feet of total length, the W.A.R. gives you plenty of material to work with when attaching your platform to the tree.

When it's time to pack up, an integrated 3" shock-cord loop helps keep the W.A.R. bundled and organized instead of becoming another loose piece of gear in your pack.

CONSTRUCTION

• 3/16" AmSteel-Blue

• AmSteel-Blue rope published MBS: approximately 5,400 lb / 24 kN*

• 3" eye designed to fit around common Versa Buttons

• 8" bury in eye construction

• Eye protected with Kevlar tubular webbing

• 9 ft. total length

• 3" shock-cord storage loop

• No metal ratchet mechanism

• No metal cam buckle

• Lightweight and compact for mobile hunting setups

W.A.R.

DITCH THE METAL. WIN THE WEIGHT WAR.

Strength figures refer to the published rating of the AmSteel-Blue rope itself and should not be interpreted as a tested or certified strength rating for the completed W.A.R. assembly.