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I'm sure it wouldn't hurt, but not too sure it's needed. It's putting downward pressure onit, and the poles are smooth, I think it should be fine without it, but I've only had this a couple months so...

http://questoutfitters.com/pictures%20patterns/endtip%203058.jpg

yes, you run the shock cord through the poles, then tie it off to the hole in the pic. Then jam it in the pole, that's what hold it...

it's been done. there's a thread on it somewhere...


https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/showthread.php?t=63762&highlight=trekking+pole+tarp...

(4) #4080 TENT POLE-NANO W/INS .344 18 inch Black
(2) #4081 TENT POLE-NANO W/O INS .344 18 inch Black
(4) #4038 ENDTIP #2 .340 METAL

http://questoutfitters.com/tent_poles.htm#TENT%20POLES...

.344" diam NANOLITES from http://questoutfitters.com/tent_poles.htm#TENT%20POLES 6 poles and 4 tips plus shipping were under $30 (I had the shock cord).

I used zing-it, works well.

I finally tried the pole mod, I love it

https://www.hammockforums.net/gallery/files/1/6/8/1/1/img_0999.jpg
https://www.hammockforums.net/gallery/files/1/6/8/1/1/img_1001.jpg...

for the rigeline, I prefer separate lines, a dutch hook on one end, and a flyz on the other. Let's you crank down nicely.
For the tieouts, there's just so many lines. Getting rid of those four lines...