Drip Lines, Part 2
Another look at drip lines to protect your hammock from water seeping down your suspension and onto your hammock
Suspension
Hummingbird Hammocks Tree Straps Review
Hummingbird Hammock Tree Straps Product Description When I wrote my post on lightweight hammock suspension systems, the Hummingbird Hammocks Tree Straps weren’t available. At 2.3… Read More »Hummingbird Hammocks Tree Straps Review
Ultimate Hammocks Ultimate Straps Review
Ultimate Hammocks Ultimate Straps While the name is somewhat repetitive, the Ultimate Straps from Ultimate Hammocks does present one of the more unique designs to… Read More »Ultimate Hammocks Ultimate Straps Review
K2 Camp Gear Heavy Duty Hammock Straps – Review
K2 Camp Gear Heavy Duty Hammock Straps Product Description I think the word is out: daisy-chain straps are a great option for hammocks. The K2… Read More »K2 Camp Gear Heavy Duty Hammock Straps – Review
New Soft Shackle Design from Hummingbird Hammocks
Hummingbird Hammocks recently sent me a prototype hammock to review and they gave me permission to “leak” this little snippet they created. They have been using… Read More »New Soft Shackle Design from Hummingbird Hammocks
Tribe Provisions Adventure Straps II Review
Tribe Provisions Adventure Straps II Product Description The Tribe Provisions Adventure Straps II are one entrant into a long line of daisy-chain hammock straps. What… Read More »Tribe Provisions Adventure Straps II Review
Byer of Maine Micro Strap Review
Byer of Maine Micro Strap Product Description The Byer of Maine Micro Strap is a modified cinch buckle system that incorporates both tree-friendly webbing with… Read More »Byer of Maine Micro Strap Review
The Becket Hitch for Hammocks
The Becket Hitch has been around for a long time and has been used with hammocks since pre-Columbian days. If you ever visit South America you’ll see this hitch used almost exclusively to hang hammocks. Locally it is simply referred to as the “hammock knot.”