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Wide tree straps

ENO Atlas Straps

ENO · Budget · About 10 oz

Wide straps so you are not girdling a tree with cord.

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Use wide straps. Thin cord damages bark and is a bad habit even when a ranger is not watching. These are heavier than ultralight whoopie slings. That is fine until you care. Learn a tree-safe hitch that the strap is designed for.

Who should buy it. New hammock owners.

Best for. First straps that will not cut bark

Standout limitation. Heavy versus webbing specialists

Wide tree straps around bark between two conifers

Specs

Role
Suspension
Width
Wide
Use
Trees

Pros

  • Wide
  • Simple
  • Protects bark better than cord

Cons

  • Heavy
  • Overkill for gram counters
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