Now for the hard decision

**Riverpirate** · 10-20-2010, 12:45

Which hammock should I put the new all in one system I just ordered on?

The Clark?
The WWBB?
The Hennessey?
The ENO?
The Grand Trunk?

The WBBB already has a pretty good system with the straps and clinch buckle.

The Hennessy I think needs a little different set-up (which I did not spec) and I don't really use either of them much.

The ENO and GT rarely gets used!

So I guess I will choose one of the Clarks?

Is it OK to run the Amesteel loop through the Clark sewn end?

Of course assuming I like the AIOS, I will eventually replace them all.

**bigbamaguy** · 10-20-2010, 13:19

RP:
If you have a section of tubular webbing laying around cut a small section to act as an abrasion barrier in the channel. I don't think the cord will cut or damage the fabric but it is better to be safe than sorry!!!!!!

**eflat7** · 10-20-2010, 13:26

Put it on the Clark and sell me the ENO very cheap!! Ha! I wished I could afford the Clark. I would definitely shield it if there was a speckle of suspicion that it would rub or fray.

**SmokeBait** · 10-20-2010, 20:18

I'll vote for the Clark and that will make eflat7 a very happy guy if he can get the ENO cheap

And it is REAL easy to put whoopie slings on an ENO

**Riverpirate** · 10-20-2010, 20:42

Smoke,
any trick to putting it on the Clark?

**SmokeBait** · 10-21-2010, 10:57

Originally Posted by Riverpirate

Smoke,
any trick to putting it on the Clark?

Riverpirate, PM sent.

**gavinar** · 11-09-2010, 17:10

I took the webbing off my WBBB and transferred it to my ENO, and put the AIOS on my WBBB.

**gnome** · 11-09-2010, 17:57

these are all fine products and the cottage industry deserves support. However if you DIY then you can modify it to suit your very own preferences!!!

**Tripod** · 11-09-2010, 18:39

I converted my Clark to Whoopie slings and ran the Amsteel straight thru without any added protection. I thought that the original rough poly rope would abraid more than the Amsteel. I did use 1/8" rather than 7/64" for line feel. Probably overkill but easier on these old eyes to splice.