Complete, lightweight hammock hanging kit

**lazyboy** · 11-16-2009, 10:42

2 whoopie slings, 7/64 Amsteel in silver, 6' of adjustment, with 2, 1" wide black polyester seatbelt webbing (the best imo) tree straps from Strapworks, 72” long, with 2” loop sewn in one end and 2, 3" long hardwood dowels to attach to tree straps with marlin spike hitch, directions for spike hitch included. Whoopie slings have a buried eye splice loop for attaching to the hammock and a buried finished end. Whoopie sling loop goes over spike hitch, no hardware needed. 6.5 oz. 7/64 Amsteel is rated for 1600 lbs. $27.50 shipped. New. Paypal or check.

**domromer** · 11-16-2009, 12:13

Sold! Could you please PM me your email address so I can pay via paypal.

Or if you like send an invoice to [email protected]

**lazyboy** · 11-16-2009, 13:20

2 kits left.

**ricegravy** · 11-16-2009, 16:30

Seems like a good deal for a complete kit.

**miboso** · 11-16-2009, 16:39

Please send one my way, PM sent.

**lazyboy** · 11-16-2009, 18:09

1 kit left but I can make some more. I order the straps from Strapworks because the quality of the material and stitching is unbeatable. I like making whoopie slings and am basically just making a little off them and offering a complete kit for people who don't want to pay for multiple shipping.

**iggy** · 11-22-2009, 13:07

Originally Posted by lazyboy

2 whoopie slings, 7/64 Amsteel in silver, 6' of adjustment, with 2, 1" wide black polyester seatbelt webbing (the best imo) tree straps from Strapworks, 72” long, with 2” loop sewn in one end and 2, 3" long hardwood dowels to attach to tree straps with marlin spike hitch, directions for spike hitch included. Whoopie slings have a buried eye splice loop for attaching to the hammock and a buried finished end. Whoopie sling loop goes over spike hitch, no hardware needed. 6.5 oz. 7/64 Amsteel is rated for 1600 lbs. $27.50 shipped. New. Paypal or check.

Cool!! I got mine Friday and tried it out Saturday night. I really love my strap, biner, and ring setup, but You just can't beat the weight of this setup. I had a hard time with the Marlin Spike, because I did't know how to tie the strap to the toggle. I checked out the video from Grizz ( right at 6:00 Mins)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPpndtQKWH4 and I was up and hanging. I really like the simplicity and it's much lighter then my strap suspension.

LazyBoy, are you going to sell anymore of these? If so, I'd like to get another set for my brother. He has an HH and I think he'll benefit from the weight savings and the quick setup. Good job on the whoopies!

**TOB9595** · 11-22-2009, 14:30

Iggy
THanks for the link and info
Tom

**cooldays** · 11-22-2009, 14:45

what do you use to thread the rope? I get how to make them but am having trouble grabbing and burying the tapered ends? I need a tool of some kind hopefully that i already have at home?

**domromer** · 11-22-2009, 15:40

I received mine 3 days after ordering it. Shipping was super fast and the system is amazing. It's hard to believe something so simple can work so well. It's effectively cut the packed weight of my hammock in half!