I ran across this product the other day, and it looks like it would have some sort of hammocky application, but I just can't come up with anything great. Do any of the hammock geniuses here have any bright ideas?
I ran across this product the other day, and it looks like it would have some sort of hammocky application, but I just can't come up with anything great. Do any of the hammock geniuses here have any bright ideas?
I don't know what it's official use it (where did you find it?) but you could use it to extend anything that needed length.
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a wrist leach for my dog.
"Tenting is equivalent to a bum crawling into a cardboard box, hammocking is an art" KK
Pack leash, attach to pack carry handle then to belt, tree etc. To keep from rolling down hill. ( if on hill)
I love it when you look at something and say,"Now how could I use that with a hammock?" Awesome. I think I would use that as a safety harness if i were hanging on a very steep incline.
with two m's, like "hammock."
Whaddizzit?
Finally, someone found a SkyHook!Originally Posted by sargevining
or a way to bungie jump out of your hammock
There are very few problems we can solve ourselves, but there is almost nothing we cannot solve together.
Most often when someone says they can't, they are unwilling to try.
It's a hobble. For restraining handcuffed prisoners. As in this link.
As to possible uses - how about holding a pack off the ground? By clipping to suspension or tree or whatever?
Ted
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Well then, that's easy. Hobble the grizzlies.
Dave
"Loneliness is the poverty of self; solitude is the richness of self."~~~May Sarton
It is indeed, a police hobble. Good luck with those bears. My issue is that for $40, I think I can find a more economical way to hang a pack. I would imagine that rope is pretty strong, so I was thinking something along more weighty lines...
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