Easiest suspension system

[poorboystooge]

What do you think is the simplest suspension system? And by that I mean the easiest to set up. My thought is that hardware is simpler than knots (for most). So webbing for tree straps which are attached to a carabiner which is attached to whoopie slings directly on a hammock seems the simplest to me.

[onetearless]

I like straps only suspension. Carabiner on loop end on tree and then sheet bend through CL on hammock. No muss no fuss. No carvel no cookie puss.

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[johnspenn]

The daisy-chain type straps like the ENO Atlas and others are basically idiot proof. The first time I ever tried to string them up it took me all of 3 minutes to lay in my DoubleNest.

[KdawgCrazy]

A little while back I did a video on The Warbonnet Cinch Buckle system. I got fed up with whoopies because they were just too difficult to adjust after I had unloaded everything into my hammock. . Once I tried the cinch buckle system I never turned back. It's extremely easy and simple to use.

Here's the video link:

How to use a Cinch Buckle Hammock Camping Suspension

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HUX9SWvAAPo

[BuckeyeFan]

I have whoopies to a carabiner on my HH. Made a hammock with whoopies over the weekend and attached with MSH to tree straps. Quick and easy...so not sure which I prefer. I'll have to do more research this weekend with my son.

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[chrishom13]

Strap with carabiner, Dutch cinch buckle with a whoopie hook attached. Continuous loop on hammock. Simple and you can completely remove straps when they are wet.

[BirdDawg58]

Can't beat continuous loops and the Cinch Bug strap system from Dutch. Love it!

[SilvrSurfr]

I find the Dutch Whoopie Hook suspension to be dirt simple and pretty light, to boot.

[OneClick]

Webbing and buckles on all mine. I use the Warbonnet kit on hammock that did not come with suspension. Reach around a tree and clip the carabiner back onto the strap. I just don't see it getting any easier. As for adjusting, if you can adjust a backpack belt or shoulder strap, then you've got it.

[poorboystooge]

Can't beat continuous loops and the Cinch Bug strap system from Dutch. Love it!

I've used the cinch bugs too. This actually might be a contender for the simplest now that I think about it. Adjustments are fairly easy to manage too.