Printable View
http://www.hammockforums.net/gallery...ge.php?i=11718
I added a structural ridge line and 4 tie outs to my dd frontline this weekend.
The ridge line became a perfect support for my net and makes each hang in the same pitch. and thats great.
Works Great when I flip it and use it without the net as well.
The tie outs makes some more room when I lay asymmetric style, And thats the most comfy way in my opinion.
Makes a Great hammock even Better :)
Hope U like it.
Hey, where did you attach the tieouts on the dd? I haven't noticed any attachment points for them
Hello. I attached it to my own-made loops and D-rings that Ive sewn on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by zyhano
There in no ones there as an original. My own mod.
I've not seen this done to a DD before, nice mod.
How does it affect the fit of your UQ?
It dosen't affect it that much, I just put the chock cord from my UQ over my feet in foot corner if I use a shorter UQ, But I just made a longer UQ thats gonna cover me from top to bottom, hope to have some pics up soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by turnerminator
But it definitely gives a more comfy room in the hammock.
I know this is really old but what is the length of the structural ridgeline you made? It seems to provide the perfect amount of sag to be flat and comfortable while still creating enough space in between the hammock body and ridgeline to fully stretch out the bugnet. Did you use the standard 83%( or is it 93%) of the hammock length?Quote:
Originally Posted by suddenfromaspudden
what breakingpoint does the rings have? i bought rings with a breakingpoint on 200kg and i am afraid there too week.
(sorry about the bad english ;) )