GoAnywhereHammockStand

[Slack Packhiker]

Love the lightweightness and the price and shipping is more than fair. I hope you do well!

[Crich]

Now available in two models starting at $99. The Basic model's main supports are made from zinc plated, corrosion resistant steel and weighs just over 10lbs. The Premium model's main supports are made from lightweight Aluminum alloy and weighs just under 5lbs.

[HandyRandy]

That’s interesting. So I figured the ridgepole on a turtle dog stand was necessary. How is this working without one? Why would someone prefer a turtle dog if this works too?

[snwcmpr]

So I figured the ridgepole on a turtle dog stand was necessary. How is this working without one?

I assume there are 'anchors' in the ground to hold the stands in place once the distance apart is set.

[Billy Goat]

This one uses big long anchors in the ground at each end to hold it down. The turtledog can be set up inside or anywhere, for that matter. This one is outside only... provided you are opposed to putting floor anchors in your house.

Cheers,
The Goat

[Beemermcr]

Intriguing - is the carry bag length the 4ft? If so, too wide for a motorcycle?

Could a ridgeline pole be adapted for indoor, etc, use?

[snwcmpr]

Interesting.

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[Burg54]

4' seems too short for me. I like my hammocks to sit mor that 18" off the ground. I like the design though.

[Carrico]

Nice job, but as suggested before, one side should definitely be taller so you can get your feet end up higher than your head end this really helps increase the comfortableness of the lay. Do the legs themself lock in place, or have some kind of anchor to prevent them from walking around when moving in the hammocks.

[cougarmeat]

This looks like a nice "no trees" alternative to those who can use it. Be sure to note the 48 inch height and do your calculations on sag/distance/above ground seat height, etc.

The mention of using a ridge pole for "turtle dog stand mode" is interesting because otherwise you are looking at 30 inch stakes - which are not "nothing". I sold my Handy Hammock because even the 18 inch stakes required more "ground" depth than the lava rock infested Central Oregon could reliably provide. With the three legs, this probably doesn't need as much securing as the single pole "handy hammock" type stands. But still, there's a reason the stakes are 30 inches long.