Lines/Straps
Webbing/Carabiner Suspension
Webbing for me, mainly b/c I wanted to check out the triangle rings, and I normally use biners when I use webbing. I haven't had the BB in the field yet but I go back and forth between webbing and line depending on what mood I'm in when I pack. I'll give the BB several trips with the webbing before I change anything though.
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Webbing for me, or at least I will have it when my new BB gets here! I am also converting my HH to webbing, and of course my Speer already has it....
I'm in the lazy line...
Hey, what's the gram-weenie 'biner of preference?
I ordered mine with webbing. After it arrives, I hope to experiment with lighter weight suspension methods.
Here ya' be ...... http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=8939Originally Posted by MedicineMan
Get at it ..........
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I use this one ...... http://www.rei.com/product/764094
Light and have never had failure.
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and thanks to Griz for the very very well done educational videos.
Line and these for 12g each
But i think webbing would really be faster and more convenient, i bet i'll be a lot faster with setup than now soon though
out of the 160-170 nights I've slept in a hammock that 99% of them found me in no rush to set up. For me the weight savings is more important than the speed factor.
Slipped buntline hitch, powercinch or even the HH figure 8 to attach line to huggers or carabiner. Simple, reliable and easy to untie.
Noel V.
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