It can be mounted on various surfaces and includes all necessary hardware for a complete installation. This rope hook features a chrome-plated finish and offers a capacity of 1,200 lbs. The folding feature allows it to remain flush with the base and out of the way when not in use, making it especially useful for truck beds and passenger vehicles. This particular tiedown anchor is a fold-away rope hook, designed to add a convenient anchoring point for ropes or cords. Together with our cargo straps and safety chains, CURT tiedown anchors are easy to mount in any trailer, truck or full-size van, and they help keep your items safe for the road ahead. Not only is unsecured cargo a danger to you, your passengers and your fellow drivers, but it can also cause damage to your trailer, pickup truck bed or vehicle cargo area, as well as to the cargo itself. HookNHide buckles are available at a couple retailers in Charleston, as well as on their website.Making sure that your cargo is tied down and fully secure for the journey is important for any towing job. You can also get updates about new Overstock. The universe responds to every step along the way when you step out on your own, face your fears, and develop your own path. Subscribe now to get 5 OFF for any first order on Overstock Plus. Running your own business and the friendships you form along the way are incredibly rewarding. What are the best things about being in this business? By far the most empowering and inspiring aspects about being in this business are working in a field that I am passionate about expressing my passion for the outdoors through functional art. Our goal is to diversify our designs into the artistic world so that we can reach those who love wildlife and other outdoor activities. + > + / > + the prefix hook: means that the matched refs will be > + checked by the hide-refs hook dynamically, we need to put > + the ref string. I have been designing and crafting these buckles for over 9 years in the patterns of the fish that I love to catch. Also, I had owned a pair of flip-flops that opened bottles years ago and I did not like the idea of using the sole of my sandal to open a bottle. From that idea, the creative processes that allowed me to develop a bottle-opening buckle that served as a functional piece of art. I had been given a belt buckle years ago that reminded me of the fact that I loved functional design and apparel. I acquired the skills in mixed medium design at an early age and refined those skills at H-SC and after college. What is your history in the buckle/metalworks industry? I was a fine art major at Hampden-Sydney College in Farmville, VA. We offer a lifetime warranty on every buckle. It is an 8-stage process, which takes 3 days in handcrafting. It is a blend of silver, gold, and brass, a careful formulation of these metals consisting of 60% brass to give the buckle strength and integrity which patinas handsomely over time. The show brought together a host of historical and. The metal is called “tumbaga,” mined out of the mountains of Mexico. Hide and Hook was commissioned for the Force of Nature exhibition at Millennium Galleries, Sheffield. They are molded, hand casted, and polished in Mexico. Where are the buckles made? The buckles are designed in Charleston, SC. I took the skills of lost wax investment casting and created the fish that I loved to catch on the saltwater flats, creeks, and rivers.
What is the history of HookNHide? I started HookNhide 9 years ago through a passion for the arts and the outdoors. Tom was nice enough to give us some details on his company, and his products: Let’s not forget the utilitarian use: the tails can be used as a bottle opener…pretty good when you are in a pinch. The narrow strap keeps it from looking like a tool belt. The buckle is a little on the larger size, but not in a bad way. The detailing gives the buckle a lifelike feel, and the metal blend gives it a nice patina that I expect will enhance over time. My first impression is how sound the buckle feels. The ‘hide’ part is the straps, offered in Classic, Horween leather, and in Rustic leather. HookNHide offers six different buckles: the Redfish (pictured), Bull Dolphin, Rainbow Trout, Mako Shark, Sailfish, & Tarpon, each with a lifelike feel made out of a special blend metal that gets better with age. He wanted to create something that married the two, and hit it out of the park. HookNHide is a Charleston company headed by Tom Mauldin, an artist and a fisherman. Small batch, artisan based products that are as much about the story as they are the item.
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