I've bought suspension systems from both Dutchware and from AHE. Both make great products but I've since learned to make my own suspension (whoopies/ridgeline/treehuggers) and I don't think I'll ever buy another set again. The materials are cheap and they are easy to do. Plus I've learned how to splice rope. DIY is the way to go.
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
- Albert Einstein
Cottage vendors or DIY, don't trust anything else!!
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I have tree straps, an adjustable ridgeline and whoopies from Paul at AHE. Very high quality stuff, shipped fast.
Made my own. Buy you a spool of amsteel and some 1 to 2 inch poly webbing and get to work. Splicing is addictive and very easy to do - my success at it is good evidence to that and learned it purely from the fine people at this site. If you don't have a thread injector, buying the straps from a cottage vendor is an option, or you could hand sew them.
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