The Oztrail Spare Eyelets Pack of 20 keeps tarps and tent walls working when factory eyelets pull out under load. The pack suits anyone who carries an eyelet kit in the ute or camper and wants backup hardware on hand. The brass plated eyelets drop straight into standard Oztrail gear so you can sort torn corners before you roll into the next campsite. Each pack brings 20 matching eyelets so you can tackle multiple repair points across one or two tarps without mixing sizes. The brass plated finish stands up better to coastal air and damp camp mornings than plain mild steel. The small pack tucks into a tool box or drawer in the canopy without taking up space. For the price it is a smart buy to back up your main shelter setup.

• Spare brass plated eyelet pack for camping repairs
• Supplied as a pack of 20 matching eyelets
• Intended for use with an eyelet kit
• Suits use on tents tarps and similar fabrics
• Helps restore torn or missing tarp eyelets
• Compact pack fits easily in repair kits
• Brass plated finish offers corrosion resistance
• Ideal backup hardware for regular campers
• Supports reliable tie down points on shelters
• Simple consumable top up for existing eyelet kits

Q: Do these spare eyelets include the punch tool or die set?

No, this pack only includes the brass plated eyelets. You will need an eyelet kit with the correct punch and die to install them properly. Keep the kit in your camp toolbox so you can swap out damaged eyelets on the spot. The spare pack then just tops up the consumable hardware when it runs low.

Q: Can I use these eyelets on standard poly tarps and canvas?

Yes, they are suitable for most tarp and tent fabrics that can be punched cleanly. Use them on woven poly tarps, light canvas and similar materials that hold a formed eyelet. Avoid fabrics that melt instead of cutting when punched. Always test on a scrap or edge first to check the material grips the eyelet halves firmly.

Q: How many repair points will one pack usually cover?

One pack covers up to 20 individual eyelet locations. That is enough to rebuild the tie down points on a typical family tarp or replace several corners across a couple of shelters. Keep in mind each repair uses one eyelet set per hole. If you regularly rig big tarps it is worth carrying a spare pack as well.

Q: Are these eyelets suitable for general household use as well as camping?

Yes, you can use them anywhere an eyelet kit fits, such as covers, shade cloth or light workshop tarps. Many people keep a pack with their home repair gear for quick fixes in the shed or backyard. The brass plated finish looks tidy on visible covers. That makes them handy beyond just touring and campsite setups.