What tree strap do you suggest to use with this product?
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It comes with one, if I remember correctly, so you dont have to buy an additional.
912070
I use the Big Game Ez-On tree strap that came with the harness but I am considering changing to the to a different type.
912071
I bought a twenty dollar choke style from hunter saftey systems. It's easy to put on a tree and quick. I took and put tape on one of the clips so the didn't make noise.It works so well my brother and my neighbor got the same set up.
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I bought a twenty dollar choke style from hunter saftey systems. It's easy to put on a tree and quick. I took and put tape on one of the clips so the didn't make noise. It works so well my brother and my neighbor got the same set up.
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This is made for attaching to a play set. I don't know how you would affix to a tree branch - I think the chains would slip? Maybe you would need these too:Wood Tree Swings Thirty Six Inches Long Tree Swing Hanging Kit 2 Straps WITH SAFER Screw Lock Snap Hook
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use something different like a jute or twine to tie back the tree limbs...this cording is for micro Macram
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For small to medium trees, I'd use Zip ties around the tree. Be sure to get black UV rated ones as they won't become brittle in the sunlight. For a larger tree; secure a wire loop around the tree, held at the height you want with a few eye bolts. Then zip tie the net to the wire. I also used bailing wire as supports to keep the net from sagging and blowing around.
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The strap just clips on with heavy duty, spring loaded hooks. I'd look at a music store, a place that carries leather goods or a police/military supply place. Just about any kind of strap should work.
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We hung our HugglePod outside from a tree branch. We used the 2" nylon strap and metal loop that came with it to wrap around the tree branch twice. We then connected a metal chain to the metal loop to lower the swing to the height we wanted and connected it to the chain with a quick link. That way we can unscrew the quick link and take the swing down or move it to another location when we want.
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We used Highland 92106 6' Cambuckle Tie Downs that we also got from Amazon. Didn't stretch and buckle can be tightened. You have to set the hooks so they don't drop off with the vibrations. I think we ended up pushing the ends through and connection them to themselves.
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The slap straps are the easiest because all you have to do is loop around tree and slide one end in the hole. Then there are several built in loops so you can adjust how tight you need to pull your hammock. The ONLY downside and it isn't a huge one is that these straps will "give" a little, especially if you plan on sleeping overnight in your hammock, you may find your butt close to the ground. But, you can fix that by placing the loops pretty high on the tree.
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I use a couple bungee cords & strap it to a tree. All outside game cameras are made to work outside so weather is not an issue.
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Use wood lugs. Should be just fine. Make sure the lug is long enough to go about 3'' into the tree, through the bark.
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My rope broke the first week I had it. I would go to a fabric store and try to find something similar to it and staple it to the tree.Its just an Idea.
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We bought a tree swing hanging kit for $46. It included two 3' straps and hardware. It made hanging the swing a lot easier and will be gentler on the tree limb. :)
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I made my own strap after seeing how ridiculous the price is for straps on their website. As long as it is long enough and you can attach the ends over the metal knobs, anything will work! I even used an infinity scarf hooked on the metal knobs and over my shoulder. Worked great and felt comfy.
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I have the tree branch wrapped with a tree strap... with 2 chains looped around the branch about 3 feet apart, closed with steel carabiners rated at 5000 lbs. the loops at the top of each of the green rope hooks into the carabiner
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I'm not really sure of what size hammock stand would be suitable for this huge hammock since we bought it for our summer camping out in a rustic setting and just put it up between trees.....the straps advertised with it worked really well to hold the weight of our lively bunch, and didn't seem to damage the bark on the trees selected for the task....it's going to be a fun addition to our camping tradition.
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I use a strap with a ratcheting device that tightens it up, it has hooks on each end. You can get them at about any hardware store.
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I picked up a ratchet strap (the kind used to tie things down to a truck) to secure the tree to my door. The straps are cheap at any hardware store (~$2) and come in a couple different colors. It isn't the most beautiful solution, but it keeps the whole thing stable and doesn't damage the door. My cats love this thing.