
Frank Marine
For awnings and camp lines, yes. It is heavy in the hand and slower to clip. It earns its keep on mooring lines, anchor bridles and heavy canopy corners where a lighter snap gets bent open. Match the hook to the rope, not to the worst day you imagine.
No rating is published for it, so size it by feel and by the rope it serves rather than by a number. Keep it to attachment and restraint. Lifting gear, recovery work and anything holding a person belong to rated shackles that carry a stamped figure.
A spliced rope tail, a swaged wire eye or stitched webbing. The eye is closed, so whatever you attach is not coming off without tools. Good for a permanent mooring pennant, awkward if you wanted to swap the hook between jobs on the same line.

Frank Marine

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