TETON SportsRover Rope Tree Sling; Quick and Easy Setup; Hammock Straps Fit All Backpacking Hammocks; Heavy-Duty, Looped Tree Sling Means No Messing with Knots While You’re Camping, Black

Thank you for making set up of my Firefly hammock SO much easier, and safe! I love that I can use it in my own backyard, without headache. My kids were so excited to try it out when it arrived, that I was able to quickly install on my trees without any damage to them. Thank you Teton Sorts! I will defiantly refer you to my friends.

I own half a dozen different suspension setups of different types and manufacturers and this has to be the worst. I’ve never seen a suspension that stretched like this. No matter how tight I try to get the hammock, when I sit, I immediately either hit the ground, or are within 3” of the ground. Photos show what I mean, before and after sitting in the hammock. I’m using an 11’ Dutchware hammock with ridgeline. I could never trust these overnight. After a few minutes I’m always touching the ground so by morning I’d be completely lying on the ground. I’m 180lbs so shouldn’t be anywhere near the limit for these.I tried to pinpoint if it was the webbing or the cords stretching and think it’s more to do with the webbing used, though there is definitely some stretch with the cord as well.I just can’t recommend these; it seems like they weren’t tested before they were on the market. I was really optimistic about these being a good light option, but they’re pretty much useless.

I like the small footprint that this sling set offers. Its also very lightweight. I would recommend this product to anyone

Good quality product, easy to carry.

In comparing these to the Eno Atlas straps I used on my other hammock they are about half as light and take up less space. But they lack the multiple loops and width that make the Atlas grip so well. They also do not list a load rating, unlike the Eno which is 200 lbs per strap, 400 total. (I can't imagine 400 lbs in a hammock, lol!)Give that the price difference between the two is minimal, I would only choose these if weight mattered, AKA backpacking. The Atlas is a better performing strap.

i was really wanting to like this product, especially since I own an xxl cot, camp pad, rainfly and tent combo and just recently got a firefly hammock to continue my teton arsenal...my daughter and I went to the lake and used these straps with the hammock (both sold separate from one another) and let my daughter lounge in it while I finished setting up camp. before I was done the knot in the para cord slipped out and dropped her to the ground. im really disappointed in the craftsmanship of these straps, had the hammock been any higher off the ground, injury could have resulted.

super easy to use and strong. Pack up really small so you can take them anywhere.

Great strong ties. Bag is smaller than it appears, which is nice. No complaints so far!

It makes setting up a hamrock quick and easy and hasnt failed me once

the straps weight 152.9g without the bag, or 162.3g with the bag, however the listed weight was 100g.Reading through the listing again, they list it as both 100g and 160g, so one of them had to be wrong.

Easy to use. Awesome!

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