Structural ridgeline on an ENO

[funbun]

That's why I thought I would need the high test line. I always see people on here saying a ridgeline only needs to be rated for a couple hundred pounds, but I didn't know if they are directly connected to the suspension like mine is. I figure 2000 lbs. weakened with a bowline will still be plenty strong for me.

Unfortunately, it is just a singlenest. I will have to come up with a plan to handle the hypothetical swarm of women awed by my ingenuity.

I think if you double the line up, you could double the rating.

[headchange4u]

Bouncy-bouncy? Ok, anyone want to start a poll on that one?

Huhhuha ahuhuhuh, you said poll.....

[Bug-Bait]

Regarding handling the (hypothetical) swarm of women, don't forget that dynamic load is much higher than static load on the suspension. Don't want to be going bouncy-bouncy-thud. I have pretty much figured out that there's no bouncy-bouncy to be done in a hammock. I would like to hear evidence (that someone heard from a friend, obviously) to the contrary.

Shadowmoss...you have a way with words :^) You must have been an English Major lol

[Coffee]

Ahh every hammockers dream.

[Cannibal]

Where is the demo going to be set-up? Be sure to include pics.

[NCPatrick]

Waiting for you to include the lasers on their heads.

[gumby]

At least you won't bang your head on the headboard.

Bouncy-bouncy, kind of like a waterbed with no water. Hmmm

[Nest]

It's going to be a couple of weeks before I can go out and set it up. No trees where I live to hang from. I will definately bring a camera, just in case. I was waiting for HE to put lasers on the girls' heads in my dramatization drawing.

[Coffee]

Sorry to disappoint everyone.

[slowhike]

Sorry to disappoint everyone.

i see the lasers on their heads, but is that a tv in your lap?