Can it be anchored to a tree, post, etc, like the Tactical TRX FORCE Kit design by a U.S. Navy Seal? This would be great for outdoor use too.
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Well, out of the box, I don't think the strap is long enough to loop around a tree. However, it could be done if you are willing to spend extra on a piece of 1.5 inch nylon strap and carabiner(s), then loop it through the end of the rip60. It still be cheaper than the TRX Force. IMHO.
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The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on... » Read More The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc. « Show Less
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The attached strap is large enough to anchor it to just about anything really. If you're talking about mounting it on something that stands straight up and down you may run in to some slippage but there is a fairly cheap solution, just any hook from Home Depot that you can bolt into that vertical structure will hold it. The Force kit is literally like 4 times the price of this and the only additional thing it includes is that piece of mounting hardware. I own both. I will say the handles are much more comfortable on the TRX. However the loops for the handles are much larger and stiffer on the RIP 60 and are much easier to use with your feet, etc.
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Sure it can. You would probably just need to use another length if webbing to go around the trunk, with a carabiner.
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I would think you could use it. I used stakes to secure mine to the ground so as long as you can secure it can be anywhere.
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Dont things so. You need a tree located to certain distance or a hook, or something to hold the system
141097
Not really. It is not telescopic like the vertical pole...this is probably because if it expanded horizontally it could be put off balance and perhaps fall over if not used anchored. If you anchor securely you might be able to rig your own form of extension.
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I don't think the wire anchors would hold it in place in sand. They need to go into firm ground.
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If the tactical vest has straps of any kind less than 2.50" wide, then yes it could be attached.
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Absolutely- it comes with some short rope, but if you get some longer pieces you can tie it up around tree trunks. It probably won't stay around a smooth surface, such as a pole, but I could be wrong.
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You could get a hook or strap from a hardware store to use it outside on a tree.
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No, it has a tape to the back of it and sticks well to iron or metal bars. To be anchored to a tree I suppose you could nail through the tape.
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I anchored mine for that exact reason. Lots of wind in stl. I was able to anchor to the house using chain and eye bolts into a 2x10 and I had 6x6 wood posts set in cement off the corners 9 ft high. I did that for other reasons but it works great. I would recommend anchoring all 4 corners in some way. Great product, btw
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I would think that you could attach it to a strong tree. The only thing that comes with the swing is the chain. We needed to buy the s-hooks to attach. Hope that was helpful. Nice sturdy swing:)
982674
These "rocks" are designed to screw into a T-nut mounted on the back side of the surface--If you then anchored the board (plywood) to the tree, it could work
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Can be setup on deck , pavers , patios . We use sand bags to anchor only if the weather calls for wind
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I think they make special stakes for that....it definitely will need something different as the stakes are critical to its support structure....maybe use sandbags to anchor to?
898334
It probably is strong enough to do this as long as you overlap the velcro onto itself enough, and if the tree limbs are small enough. You'd probably need to use more than one piece to hold the branches. It's worth giving it a try.
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You definitely could! It's very sturdy. Though I didn't see any hooks or anything that you could attach to a watercraft. The plastic ones on there may not hold up to something with that much force.
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Yes, you should be able to because you loop it over itself to secure it. If I remember correctly, it comes with an extender strap for thick branches.