Seldén toe strap plates and webbing bridges for dinghy hiking systems, available in plastic and stainless steel for 40-50mm webbing and a nylon bridge for 20-25mm adjustable strap ends.
How to choose
The toe strap plate anchors the webbing to the boat. Two versions are available. The plastic plate suits 40mm, 45mm and 50mm webbing and has a textured underside that grips the webbing and deeper fastener recesses to prevent snagging. The stainless steel forged and electro-polished plate is the stronger option, suited to 45mm and 50mm webbing with countersunk fastener holes to prevent wear on the strap.
If your toe strap uses a ladderlock buckle for length adjustment, the webbing bridge is the correct fitting for the tail end of the strap. The webbing is looped through the bridge and back to the buckle. The bridge keeps the strap end tidy and gives a smooth, snag-free finish. It suits 20-25mm webbing, which is the typical width used for adjustable toe strap tails.
What's in this collection
The plastic toe strap plate (480-042) suits 40mm, 45mm and 50mm webbing. The textured underside provides grip on the webbing and the deeper fastener recesses prevent the strap from catching on the bolt heads.
The stainless toe strap plate (480-573) is forged and electro-polished stainless steel for 45mm and 50mm webbing, with countersunk fastener holes to prevent wear.
The webbing bridge (480-363) is nylon, suited to 20-25mm webbing for the adjustable tail end of a toe strap system where the webbing loops through and back to a ladderlock buckle.