How it works
Up in about a minute.
No knots, no stand, no tools. Wrap, clip and relax. First go? Allow a couple of minutes. After that, about a minute is all it takes.
Step by step
Four steps to your first hang.
1Find two anchors
Two strong trees or posts, about 3–4 m apart.
2Wrap
Wrap a strap around each one and feed it back through its own loop.
3Clip
Clip a carabiner through a strap loop on each side. A gentle sag, around 30°, is comfiest.
4Relax
Adjust until it sits about chair height, then climb in.
Watch it
See it go up.
Quick start
Finding anchor points, using the straps, and adjusting the loops until you're comfy.
Tips and tricks
What comes in the bag, trees that are close together or far apart, and reversing the straps for short distances.
What's in the bag
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
The hammock2.4 × 1.4 m, with the stuff sack attached. It doubles as a pocket.
Two tree-friendly strapsWide webbing with built‑in loops, so there's nothing to tie.
Two steel carabinersAlready attached to the hammock ends.
About 750 g all upPacks down to about 22 × 12 cm.
Good to know
Getting the hang just right.
Hanging safely
- Check before every hang. Look over the straps, carabiners and fabric. Don't use them if anything is frayed, cut, bent or damaged, and make sure each carabiner gate is fully closed.
- Choose strong anchors. Live, healthy trees or solid posts about 15 cm across or more. Avoid dead trees and branches.
- Keep it low. Once you're in, it should sit around chair height, over clear, soft ground and away from rocks, edges and water.
- Stay within 200 kg. That's the recommended maximum load.
- Take it easy. Climb in gently, and don't stand, jump or swing hard in it. Keep an eye on children.
How high should it hang?
Before you sit, aim for the straps to sit between waist and chest height. Once you're in, the hammock should sit around chair height. That makes getting in and out easy. There's no strict rule: if you're comfy, it's right.
What if the trees are close together or far apart?
Use a different loop on the strap to take up the slack. For trees that are close together, you can reverse the straps. The tips and tricks video shows both.
No trees around?
Solid, fixed posts about 3–4 m apart work too. Please don't hang from vehicles, roof racks, railings or anything that could move or bend.
Which trees are best?
Live, healthy trees about 15 cm across. The wide, tree-friendly straps wrap flat around the trunk.
How much weight can it take?
It's weight-tested to over 200 kg. The recommended maximum load is 200 kg, so please stay within it.
More questions? See the FAQs or get in touch.
