Uses: some examples of how Clingons™ can be used
Short video demonstration
20 second demonstrations of the simple effectiveness of Clingons. The first video shows the Clingon being attached and the second its release.
Attaching a Clingon
Releasing a Clingon
Some further suggestions of Clingon use:
YACHTSMEN - keep some handy on board
- Reinforce/repair awnings
- Temporary repairs to ripped clews, tacks etc.
- Replace broken eyelets
- Make temporary/permanent cockpit covers
- Customise winter covers/tarps
- Construct spray dodgers and lee cloths
- An essential grab-bag item
- Lee cloths and awnings etc. can be folded completely flat without bulky eyes
CAMPERS - don’t be caught out without a pack
- Secure matting and ground sheets
- Extra guy points
- Replace broken eyelets
- Add internal hanging points
- Customise bivi and tarp covers
- Reinforce awnings
- Make emergency shelters
MARKET TRADERS - keep your business firmly grounded
- Moveable, reusable instant eyelet
- Reinforce sidewalls, awnings, and stallcovers
- Create rain covers and shelters
- Create customisable canopies
- Great for hanging displays
- Reinforce awnings
- Simply replace broken eyelets
- Create strong securing point for any material - up to 5mm thick
SMALL HOLDINGS - ensure your crops remain rooted
- Create and customise crop covers
- Create customisable pig archs
- Customise, repair, and secure livestock housing
- Create, repair and secure polytunnels
- Create strong securing point on any type of material
- Simply replace broken eyelets
- Tested to a capacity of 100kg
CLINGON BUNGEES - the quick fix for those tricky places
- Specifically designed to accompany the Large Clingon
- Easily loops through Large Clingon to leave the hook free
- Ideal for more tricky situations
Used with the Large Clingons to secure covers for cars, trailers, boats, bikes, roof racks, garden furniture, market stalls, and anything else imaginable.