Buckles, hooks & rings

Explore our wide range of buckles, hooks, and rings for all your boating and canopy accessory needs.

In our collection, you'll find 34 products, carefully selected to meet your demands for quality and durability. Our range includes everything from robust strap buckles and stainless steel D-rings to practical strap locks in both plastic and cast metal. Whether you need an all-purpose hook, a brass strap hook, or special strap buckles, we have the solution for you.

Choose the right buckle, hook or ring for your boat awning

The right fittings make the awning easier to tighten, adjust and secure. Consider the use, the dimension of the strap or line and how exposed the installation is. Stainless steel is suitable for demanding marine environments, while plastic fittings are light, corrosion-free and flexible for many awning solutions.

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Buckles for straps and webbing

Strap buckles and strap locks are used to stretch, adjust and secure webbing straps on boat covers, spray hoods and other equipment. Always check the strap width and choose the material according to the load and environment.

Hooks for rope and rubber cord

Rope hooks, carabiners and hooks for rubber cord provide flexible attachment points that are easy to hook and release. Choose a model according to the diameter of the rope and how often the attachment will be used. opens.

Rings and clips

D-rings, cable clips and other ring fittings create stable attachment points for straps and cables. Compare the inner dimensions, material thickness, hole diameter and CC dimensions so that the fitting fits both the material and the mounting surface.

Plastic or stainless steel?

Plastic is light, corrosion-free and gentle on awning fabric. Stainless steel provides high strength and long life in exposed marine environments. For safety-related or heavily loaded use, always check the product's stated load and area of ​​use.

Check dimensions before ordering

Measure existing fitting, strap or cord before selecting. Small differences in width, diameter or hole spacing can determine whether the part fits, especially when repairing an existing canopy.