How do you install a whoopie sling?

There are only three steps needed to setup a whoopie sling and suspend your hammock. First, attach the small fixed eye to your hammock (via a knot, carabiner, etc). Second, attach the larger adjustable loop to your tree straps. Third, adjust to the optimal length and desired tension of your hammock.

Are DD Hammocks any good?

It was comfortable to sleep in – especially when a mattress is used. This makes the hammock less constricting. Combined with the cost of the hammock, it is still cheaper than most single-person tents. Verdict: The DD Frontline is a good option for those looking for an alternative to tenting in the bush.

What is a Loopie sling?

Loopie Slings are adjustable continuous loop slings made from Samson Tenex rope that makes knotless rigging possible. One of the most popular uses of this sling is to attach a block at the top of the tree without having to tie a knot. When weight is applied to the sling, the outer core tightens on the rope.

Where are DD hammocks made?

DD is based in Edinburgh in the UK and our products have a worldwide reach – not just among hammock campers like you and us, but also across some of the leading bushcraft schools, jungle training organisations, and TV survival shows.

What is the weight limit for a whoopie hammock?

Weight limit: 125kg. Please use for one person at a time, and with a DD hammock only. Connect both loops to Whoopie Slings using either our metal or soft-shackle karabiners – friction from direct contact with the slings can damage the Tree Huggers.

How much does the whoopie suspension system cost?

The Complete Whoopie Suspension System – which includes Whoopie Slings, Tree Huggers (regular size) and Hammock / Climbing Karabiners (x2) – is also available from our store for £31.50! Please use only with DD products, and do not exceed the 125kg weight limit.

How do I connect the tree huggers to the whoopie slings?

Connect both loops to Whoopie Slings using either our metal or soft-shackle karabiners – friction from direct contact with the slings can damage the Tree Huggers. Not suitable for marlin spike hitch set-ups. Please follow instructions provided.

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