23Zero Kitchen and Utensil Hanger Set Plates, knives, forks, and cups all over the place? The 23Zero Kitchen Sling keeps your camp kitchen dialed-roll it up, hang it up, and everything's right where you need it. Built for real overland use, this rugged, roll-up storage system organizes dinnerware and utensils in separate hangers, so setup and pack-down are fast and tidy. Slide the 8 mm Kedar rope tape into any standard sail/rope track on your awning or rooftop tent, or use the hook-and-loop straps to hang from just about any camp setup. Dedicated holders for a tea towel and a paper roll help keep your station clean and efficient. Key Features Conveniently stows plates, bowls, coffee mugs and wine glasses Unroll and suspend from any awning or rooftop tent with a sail/rope track If tracks aren't available, hang using the loop-and-hook straps Capacity: up to 6 plates & bowls, 4 handled mugs, and 2 wine glasses Provision for tea towel and paper roll included Cutlery/utensil hanger includes 14 individual pockets and 2 knife holders Utensil hanger rolls up to stow inside the main hanger pocket Quick-release buckles secure hangers when rolled Carry handle usable when rolled and unrolled What's Included Main Kitchen Sling hanger with integrated Kedar rope (8 mm) track interface Removable utensil hanger with 14 pockets + 2 knife holders Hook-and-loop hanging straps Quick-release buckles and carry handle * Plates, utensils, cups, and towels not included Specs & Materials Exterior: PVC-laminated 900D Polyester Oxford Backing: Durable 600 gsm dimple PVC Mounting: 8 mm Kedar rope tape (fits standard sail/rope tracks) + hook-and-loop straps Closures: Quick-release buckles Compatibility & Use Fits most awnings and rooftop tents with a standard sail/rope track Can be suspended from awnings, racks, or other sturdy anchor points via hook-and-loop straps Ideal for overlanding, car camping, and basecamp setups Setup Tips Load heavier items low, lighter items high for best balance Secure knives in the dedicated holders and keep blades sheathed Roll and buckle the Sling snugly before travel to prevent shifting Looking for more overland storage ideas? Read our Overlanding 101: Storage and Organization for Your Overlanding Setup. See It in Action