I have a small 3 foot whoopie in my emergency kit and if I wear a belt I wear a Dutch clip and webbing belt.
I have a small 3 foot whoopie in my emergency kit and if I wear a belt I wear a Dutch clip and webbing belt.
Peace Dutch
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I typically carry an extra 12' or so of suspension grade cord. I've needed it on occasion to extend the reach of a tree hugger to get around a fat tree. Enough to repair a busted cord on one end of the hammock easily, if needed.
Grizz
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No spare suspension here, just some spare cordage.
Terry
If you think you might need it, take it.
It will give you an option if needed. And a sense of security.
Ambulo tua ambulo.
Most suspension systems are robust enough to not worry about them being the point of failure. I do carry two 6' suspension extenders (Amsteel with an eye spliced in each end) and Zing-It 1.75mm (~500#) bear bag line.
Knotty
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Hey thanks for the input everyone. I was planning on just taking some extra cordage with me. I always carry a lot of cordage and I know enough knots to make due if something were to happen to my hammock suspenion.
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