whoopie sling with naccbiner end

first attempt at have a whoopie with a nacrabiner end. so far it has help up under tension(me pulling hard on it) gut got to see how it works w hammock

Interesting idea.

I was thinking of having my tree hugger permanently connected to the whoppie sling with a continuous loop, then connecting my hugger to itself with a nacrabiner after having it wrapped around the tree. Or maybe i will do this:

http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/a...6&d=1269730111

Convienence of a biner, lightweight. I like your idea too though, im curious, why would you want your whoppie sling to be removeable so easy? Do you use them for other things on the trail while not hanging?

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Originally Posted by ikemouser

I was thinking of having my tree hugger permanently connected to the whoppie sling with a continuous loop, then connecting my hugger to itself with a nacrabiner after having it wrapped around the tree.

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If your tree huggers are wet, you have to store them with the hammock. Maybe a little zip-lock bag will work.

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Originally Posted by ikemouser

Or maybe i will do this: http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/a...6&d=1269730111

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It allows the optional use of a marlinspike hitch with toggle, when the nacrabiner connects single wrapped tree hugger to itself.

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Originally Posted by MacEntyre

If your tree huggers are wet, you have to store them with the hammock. Maybe a little zip-lock bag will work.


It allows the optional use of a marlinspike hitch with toggle, when the nacrabiner connects single wrapped tree hugger to itself.

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Yea im currently using the toggle method, figured nacra would save time. I just store them in my mesh front/side pockets.

just playin around trying different splices. i havnt tried in a hang yet. just seeeing what other uses i can come up with