Pair of Becket straps for one hammock, 2.2oz
Straps: 15′ x1″ dynaweave, loop at one end
400lb weight rating
Not suitable for use with adjustable buckles.
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Pair of Becket straps for one hammock, 2.2oz
Straps: 15′ x1″ dynaweave, loop at one end
400lb weight rating
Not suitable for use with adjustable buckles.
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Stevan Betcher –
I love these because of their great adjustability. They can accommodate a distance just slightly larger than your hammock to one twice its length or more. They are lightweight, strong, and easy to tie and adjust. I usually use a Becket hitch but have used a J-Bend as well. I use them with the Fishhooks, but they would work just as well with a comparable product if you already have it. For me, cinch buckles are just too heavy and whoopie slings aren’t as adjustable. The only disadvantage I could see is if a tree was real sappy it would be harder to keep the suspension clean when reconnecting to your hammock, but I’ve never had that issue and I suspect few will. From beginners to advanced hammock campers, I think this suspension is the way to go!
Hugh (verified owner) –
Paired these with the new fish hooks and using a becket hitch to attach to hammock. Greatly simplified my suspension and reduced weight too from the nylon tree straps, carabiners and Whoopi slings I was using before. Handy video but I did help to also see diagram in the Ultimate Hang II web site on becket hitch.
Jonathan Case (verified owner) –
These are the best all-around option for suspension. 15’ is a perfect length to get you though almost any situation – big trees, big distance between trees, SHORT distance between trees, etc. Yes, you have I learn the becket hitch, but it’s such a simple and easily adjusted knot, it really saves time vs marlinspike hitches, whoopies – the only thing simpler is the cinch buckle system (or loop straps, ala ENO Atlas) but those are heavy in comparison. A great product!