Since I am new to hammocks, I realized that I needed to make a few changes. I have an ENO double with their straps and stock suspension. I made new tree huggers and whoopie slings. The tree huggers are not that pretty, but quite structurally sound. The whoopie slings took some time, but they turne out quite well.
After testing tonight I realize that a bugnet is next on the list. Then the tarp.
its a good start.now is a good time to stop while you still can.making my own gear is a little to rewarding.i have made more then i use and have so many things on the back burner i forget what they are.i find myself wondering stuff like"what did i get this brown ripstop for"oh well seems i like biulding it as much as i like useing it.
good luck with your diy'in.you have come to the right place to find out how.
semper fi
bill
diyin to hang
That diy bug just sucks you in doesn't it.
Hammocking, car camping, backpacking, kayaking, and mountain biking. Getting in touch with nature is getting expensive. Good thing I can DIY!
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