How should I hang my ENO in Afghanistan?

Hey all,

I'm presently overseas with the military, and brought my ENO hammock with me. It was a gift, but I've only recently really started to read into hammock camping and my different options for when I get back.

I'm having trouble sifting through the myriad of options for suspending my hammock, and want to set myself up early for future success. Can someone recommend a system that will work on a scaffolding-like structure here, but I can also use stateside for camping in the woods? I may swap the ENO for a DIY when I get back, and intend to build my system layer by layer with full modularity. I have no dreams of "ultralight hiking" more like "moderately light hiking".

Thank you,
-Mike

Descender rings adjustable webbing.thats what I have on my eno and I hang from scaffolding all the time with my eno. Stay safe out there.

Just about any system can be utilized. It's just a matter of personal decision - and how far apart the supports are, but even that can be worked around.

You almost just have to pick one. There's really not a "best."

First off, thanks for your service. be safe and come back in one piece.

This is the suspension system I swapped out on my ENO:

http://www.arrowhead-equipment.com/h...uspension.html

and a vid on how to put them on


and a vid on how to tweek them for max comfort...

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Originally Posted by 87seph

Hey all,

I'm presently overseas with the military, and brought my ENO hammock with me. It was a gift, but I've only recently really started to read into hammock camping and my different options for when I get back.

I'm having trouble sifting through the myriad of options for suspending my hammock, and want to set myself up early for future success. Can someone recommend a system that will work on a scaffolding-like structure here, but I can also use stateside for camping in the woods? I may swap the ENO for a DIY when I get back, and intend to build my system layer by layer with full modularity. I have no dreams of "ultralight hiking" more like "moderately light hiking".

Thank you,
-Mike

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Send a pic of the "scaffolding" if possible, please. May help in coming up with suggestions.

(OPSEC!)

But generally in a location that looks visually uninteresting and un-targetlike ;-)