I often get asked how to hang a hammock inside. This is actually very easy to accomplish. I’ve been using large metal eye bolts for years, but there are also hanging kits specifically made for hammocks, including the ENO Hanging Kit.
The best system I’ve found that I recommend to new users is the humble daisy chain webbing strap. It’s an all-in-one, simple solution providing multiple quick connection points with a wide webbing strap to protect trees.
I was lucky enough to get one of the first pre-production prototypes of the Eagles Nest Outfitters (ENO) Atlas strap to review back in 2012, and… Read More »ENO Atlas Strap Review
From the Wayback Machine KAMMOK Python Strap Review @ BackpackGearTest.org The Rest of the Story. I’ve had the wonderful privilege of testing a lot of hammock… Read More »KAMMOK Python Strap Review
Making ridgelines for hammocks is pretty easy: all you need to do is tie a line from end to end on the hammock. However, making… Read More »Making an Adjustable Hammock Ridgeline with a LoopAlien
I recently came across a YouTube video (thanks Eric H.!) that shows how to use descender rings and an easy wrap that makes a quick… Read More »Hammock Suspension with Descender Rings and Garda Hitch
The humble continuous loop. You’ve seen them—they’re nearly ubiquitious on hammocks these days, especially simple, gathered-end hammocks, but also all-in-one hammocks with integrated bug netting.… Read More »Simple Hammock Suspension Options using a Continuous Loop
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