I have wanted to transition to being a full time hammock hanger for many years. I looked at all options available, and after alot of research, I finally pulled the trigger on a tensa 4 stand. All I can can say is......wow! I am so impressed with the website, customer service, quality of the product, ease of use etc. No regrets from this happy customer!
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Aww (blush). Thank you. We have made a successful business entirely by word of mouth (or forum).
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stevebo that is really cool! Although I don't use my Tensa4 stand at home much, I use it all the time when traveling, especially on motorcycle trips. Absolutely love it.
Raftingtigger, I think your product just speaks for itself. Unless I setup somewhere all on my own, I always have at least one, and sometimes several people ask me about the Tensa4.
Have enjoyed the few nights I've spent in mine, look forward to many more. Also excited to try a Tensa Solo conversion at some point.
@stevebo have you fully removed the ground hardware? Did you try raising it on a mattress?
Isn't that amazing???? I tell people that story about how the stand was developed and marketed as it's such a cool story!! I mean we have used our hammocks from Maine to Seattle to Montana and all the way from Maine to Key West and out to Dry Tortugas even!! Total game changer for us.Originally Posted by raftingtigger
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@raftingtiger - I am going on a 5 day MTB trip with some family in September on the White Rim trail in Moab, UT. I've just placed my order and am going to practice setting it up until I'm comfortable, but as wetlander (Northeastern US), I don't exactly know what to expect in terms of anchor selection. The guide company said the campsites will be "dirt/sand and slickrock" but that rocks were available as anchors at the latter.
Is there anything I should know/practice/make sure is in my kit for this trip? Weight/bulk is not an issue within reason, it is a supported ride so I'm not hauling my own kit. Thanks!
Sounds like a great trip! I would suggest setup/takedown a few times at home to make sure you know how it all works. Get your hammock setup with it the way you want, and make some marks on the tethers with a sharpie or something. This will help you find the right setup out in the field.
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