Years ago I got a pair of Sterling Chain Reactors (nylon PAS-type tethers), thinking they'd be a better option than conventional, low tensile strength daisy chains for aid climbing. Sterling touts these as superior to the Dyneema PAS e.g. Metolius, as they are better able to withstand a modest shock loading. So they should be better than a sewn daisy, right? Well, long story short, I never got into aid climbing like I expected, and these things have been sitting unused. NOTE - they are dated 2012. I realize that's a deal breaker for most folks. (It's not for me for strictly bodyweight applications, but YMMV)

They WOULD be ideal for your hammock, as positioning lanyards for route development, for organizing a busy wall belay etc.

$24 for the pair, shipped (US). They are the regular length, about 40 inches end-to-end.

REPEAT - DOM is 2012.